Sweet Treats Youth Entrepreneurship Program
HELP YOUR CHILD BUILD A REAL BUSINESS
When 10-year-old Gus launched his mobile ice cream bike in Martensville, Saskatchewan, he didn't just sell frozen treats — he learned how to run a real business. From building the bike, prices and managing inventory to customer service and daily bookkeeping, Gus built real-world confidence through hands-on practice and the help of his parents.
That inspiring success grew into Sweet Treats Youth Entrepreneurs: a complete, parent-backed program that provides young Canadians with the opportunity to build their own profitable summer business.
How the Program Works
Join the Interest List
Information Emails
Training & Equipment Setup
Launch Your Local Business
Submit the short inquiry form below to check territory availability and reserve priority access for your area.
We will send you a few emails explaining how the business works, what is included, what it cost, etc.
Receive a bike, brand signage, and complete kid-friendly business training.
Begin rolling in neighborhood routes, sports events, and local markets backed by full parent guidance and mentor support.
We are still working out pricing. This is currently just an estimate and my be revised in the future.
Financial Literacy
Sales & Service
Work Ethic & Ownership
Youth learn practical money management: calculating profit margins, managing daily cash flow, making change, and tracking expenses.
Develop lifelong interpersonal confidence through active salesmanship, clear communication, greeting customers, and public speaking.
Build real resilience, time management, marketing creativity, inventory discipline, and problem-solving skills through true ownership.
Where Youth Businesses Thrive
Sweet Treat Youth Entrepreneur operators enjoy flexible schedules and high foot traffic across Saskatchewan communities throughout the summer months.
Prime operating locations include sports tournaments, community parks, beach campgrounds, summer festivals, farmers markets, residential neighborhood routes, and private birthday bookings (subject to local bylaws, permits, and insurance regulations).