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Title	Type	Date	Words
Bringing the world to the farm.		Jul 1, 2009	629
Partnerships lend a hand for prospering potash.		Apr 1, 2009	516
Catching the wave.		Apr 1, 2009	458
Less waste, cleaner fuel, great idea.		Apr 1, 2009	382
Visions of success: there are some not-so-secret ingredients in Grund Hair Care's formula for success in the professional beauty industry. Among them are the natural assets of Saskatchewan's lifestyle which brings people to the company's offices in Saskatoon, and president Wayne Grund's "passion for people.".		Sep 1, 2007	506
TinyEYE opens new window for speech therapy: interactive software developed by a Saskatchewan company to assist speech language pathologists is resulting in more effective therapy.		Sep 1, 2007	220
When economic development is like doing the foxtrot.		May 1, 2007	228
Discovery of rare earth minerals could lead to new industry: fifty years ago, no one could have guessed that a seemingly worthless black mineral would become one of the most valuable inputs for high-technology and environmental applications.		May 1, 2007	546
Investing in lentils: a new lentil splitting plant in Zealandia, 90 kilometres southwest of Saskatoon, will nearly double production and employment at Can-India Pulses International.	Brief article	Sep 1, 2006	279
Software designers passionate about Saskatoon: when business partners Amit Gupta and Trent McConaghy needed a home for Solido Design Automation Inc., they chose Innovation Place in Saskatoon for its strong investment community, high-tech expertise, and quality of life.		Sep 1, 2006	396
Heavy weight technology is light on traffic flow: in a global village where transportation systems equal economic opportunities, highway traffic management technology is big business. A recent $3.3 million contract awarded by Transport Canada re-affirms International Road Dynamics Inc. (IRD) as a leader in traffic data collection systems.		Sep 1, 2006	441
Building bridges with Maori business: a small group of university students recently returned from a field-trip to New Zealand for a first-hand look at the Maoris' successful approach to agri-business ventures.		Mar 1, 2006	532