Saskatchewan

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Around the province.(Saskatchewan, Canada) (SaskBusiness)

Mining a foundation of life in the North: there are two quite distinct geographical realities to mining in Saskatchewan. If the mine or mill is in the southern half of the province there will be ready access to a grid system of roads and highways unmatched in all of Canada. A rail line is not far off and it's probably a short drive to an airport.(METALLIC MINERALS) (SaskBusiness)

Airpark development first of its kind for province.(Saskatchewan, Canada)(Brief Article) (SaskBusiness)

In the field but not out of the woods: Jeremy Karwandy is optimistic about Saskatchewan's growth potential in the forestry industry. He works as an industry advisor for Forintek Canada Corporation and is located at the hub of the province's forestry activity in the Saskatchewan Forest Centre in Prince Albert.(Brief article) (SaskBusiness)

Saskatchewan's women of influence: for the fourth consecutive year, Saskatchewan Business Magazine is pleased to recognize some of the province's most influential women. Though they have varied backgrounds and fields of expertise, these women wield considerable clout in their respective fields. (SaskBusiness)

Beginning of The End--End of The Beginning: Saskatchewan's Offer of A Province-Wide International Art Project. (C: International Contemporary Art)

Ethanol Act sees Royal Assent in Saskatchewan. (News Briefs/Nouvelles en Bref).(Saskatchewan, Canada, Ethanol Fuel Act)(Brief Article) (Canadian Chemical News)

Sink or swim: the Saskatchewan NDP and the poor.(New Democratic Party in Saskatchewan, Canada) (Canadian Dimension)

Born as twins in 1905, Alberta and Saskatchewan grew apart. Single-minded visionaries, hardening ideologies, and nature's lottery helped turn the two provinces into a disparate duo.(Alberta & Saskatchewan: 100 years) (The Beaver: Exploring Canada's History)

Men of influence: for the seventh consecutive year, Saskatchewan business magazine is pleased to recognize some of the province's most influential men. (SaskBusiness)