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Government policy does make a difference.(BACK PAGE)(government offers petroleum exploration and development rights to the highe
What a reversal. After decades of Alberta holding the upper hand in formulating public policies that attract investment, the shoe is now on the other foot. It turns out the right shoe fits nicely . . .

The value of effective communication.(CALIBRATION)(Viewpoint essay)
I may be the exception, but I was reflecting lately on how communication has been a challenge in every organization I have served within my career. Every single one ... even when I worked alone! . . .

Merging landscape: Viterra gets life from the land, and field of growth opportunities.(Saskatchewan Wheat Pool acquired Agricore
On May 29 2007, Saskatchewan Wheat Pool Inc. (the "Pool") acquired Agricore United. The transaction marked the beginning of a new era for Canadian agriculture and for the company, which launched . . .

Men of influence: for the seventh consecutive year, Saskatchewan business magazine is pleased to recognize some of the province'
Ray Ahenakew As the pioneering chief executive of the Meadow Lake Tribal Council his approach to the issues facing First Nations vaulted him to prominence on the local and national stages. The . . .

Working faces: Pamela Warden, Saskatoon, SK.(Occupation overview)
At just 10, Saskatoon's Pamela Warden became interested in her future career by "watching a gal put on her makeup in a billiard hall." [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] She developed the mantra, "Be . . .

Retail sales.(Economic Indicators)
In November 2007 retail sales in Saskatchewan increased by 17.1 per cent, to $1.1 billion, compared to November 2006. In the first 11 months of 2007, retail sales totalled $11.7 billion, an . . .

Housing starts.(Economic Indicators)
In December 2007 Saskatchewan's urban housing starts were up by 22 per cent, to 237 units, compared to December 2006. In 2007, urban housing starts increased by 64 per cent, to 4,784 units, . . .

Potash.(Economic Indicators)(Brief article)(Statistical data)
In November 2007 Saskatchewan's potash production increased by 8.1 per cent, to 0.9 million tonnes [K.sub.2]O, while potash sales increased by 15.1 per cent, to 0.9 million tonnes [K.sub.2]O, . . .

Petroleum and natural gas.(Economic Indicators)
February's sales of Crown petroleum and natural gas rights raised an amazing $197 million in revenue for the province, more than doubling the old record of $85 million set in 1994. This brings . . .

Manufacturing and export.(Economic Indicators)
In 2007, manufacturing shipments were up by 1.8 per cent over 2006, the fifth-best percentage increase in the nation. December 2007 over December 2006 shipments also showed improvement, increasing . . .

Employment.(Economic Indicators)
Saskatchewan began 2008 by setting another new job record. There were 496,000 people working in Saskatchewan in January, the most ever for that month and 2,600 more than last year. There were 5,100 . . .

North Battleford region.(Industry News)
North Battleford City Council plans to spend $65.8 million over the next five years including $10.5 million in projects to be undertaken in 2008. The goal is to continue building North Battleford . . .

Prince Albert region.(Industry News)
Below Zero Welding builds storage bins used in the making of biodiesel fuels and is currently making equipment to produce biofuels. By mid-2008 the company is hoping to begin plans on a plant near . . .

Regina region.(Industry News)(Brief article)
According to Statistics Canada, Regina and Saskatoon topped the country in price increases for new homes. In the last year, Regina's new home prices jumped 28.2 per cent. According to the Regina . . .

Saskatoon region.(Industry News)
A decision by Saskatoon-based Shore Gold Inc. and its partner will see nearly $95 million spent on assessing its diamond-bearing kimberlites in Saskatchewan. The bulk of the money, $86.8 million, . . .

Moose Jaw region.(Industry News)(Brief article)
Moose Jaw had an increase of 48 per cent in the number of people visiting the Tourist Information Centre last year and it is believed the total number of visitors to Moose Jaw in 2007 is over . . .

Yorkton region.(Industry News)
With the efforts of the Gateway REDA, an Alberta-based company, Canalta, plans to build a 78-room, three-storey Ramada Hotel in Moosomin near the new Trans-Canada Highway. Construction is expected . . .

Swift current region.(Industry News)(Brief article)
The Cypress Hills Regional Economic Development Authority (REDA) is working with Grade 11 students at Maple Creek Composite High School to let them know that there are many career options for them . . .

Estevan region.(Industry News)
Construction on three Weyburn condo estates continues to progress. The growth in construction in Weyburn has reached a record-breaking high, as 2007 marked the city's best year for housing lot . . .

CGF taps into a Saskatchewan renewable resource to manufacture biodiesel: a Regina company is tapping into the potentially huge
For generations, calls for adding value to Saskatchewan's agricultural products have been a common rallying cry. While the relative merits of specific ventures might be up for debate, . . .

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