Articles from SaskBusiness (May 1, 2005)

Title	Author	Type	Words
Booming industry resonates with provincial economy.			813
Celebrating the history and culture of the North: following is the third of an eight-part series in commemoration of Saskatchewan's 100th anniversary, appearing exclusively in Saskatchewan Business Magazine.	Arthur, Jeff		1547
Coal an essential energy producer, past and future: "public education," believes Kevin Mueller, Saskatchewan mining association industrial minerals section chairman, "requires a major effort.".			700
Continuity of business operations.	Arnott, David		618
Geology attracts unprecedented staking rush: what a difference a year makes. Last year the map of exploration properties in the Athabasca Basin detailed a thin strip of land where a half-dozen colours represented the few companies active in the search for uranium in northern Saskatchewan.			903
Golden Opportunities Fund leads Canadian labour fund sector in increased sales.			324
Leading off.	Moen, Keith		530
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.			755
Most popular style of beer in the world now brewed in Saskatchewan.		Brief Article	242
Noble history throughout century of mining.			884
Nuclear plants fuel surging uranium market: nuclear plant owners can read market signals as well as anyone. They track uranium production, monitor reserves and keep an eye on new players coming into the market. From what they've seen they are convinced their primary fuel is well worth a higher price.			947
Of note.		Brief Article	234
One hundred years of mining in Saskatchewan.			1868
Pet food manufacturer locates in Saskatoon region.		Brief Article	259
Philom Bios announces positive second quarter results.		Brief Article	373
Producers, province reinforce potash position: true champions are defined by their ability to become oblivious to yesterday's success, critically examine today's performance and find ways to do better tomorrow. By that standard the potash industry has earned its position as the top mining sector in Saskatchewan.			839
Regina business community honours its own at the 2005 Paragon Awards.		Brief Article	158
Safety record pride of mining industry.			824
Saskatchewan professional engineers win national recognition.			503
Saskatchewan represented among CHIP Hospitality's top sales and marketing leaders.		Brief Article	234
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.	Martin, Paul		720
Saskatchewan-based inland grain terminals join forces to purchase Terminal One Vancouver.			422
SaskTel to optimize customer contact, increase loyalty with SAS[R] software.			322
SREDA featured Investor: Concorde Group of Companies.			348
Theft in the workplace.	Connick, Erin		633
Turning over a new leaf.	Martin, Paul		780
Unearthing investment dollars: record exploration expected to boost provinvcial mining industry.	Arthur, Jeff		722