Articles from SaskBusiness (September 1, 2005)

Title	Author	Type	Words
100 years: Moose Jaw Exhibition.			261
A $950,000 grant from the Canada-Saskatchewan Western Economic Partnership Agreement.			24
A century of roots: following is the sixth of an eight-part series in commemoration of Saskatchewan's 100th anniversary, appearing exclusively in Saskatchewan Business Magazine.	Arthur, Jeff		1099
A new global reservation sales and customer care centre for Marriott International is set to open in Saskatoon this year.			60
Biodiesel--the green alternative to diesel.	Kutcher, Dave		624
Border Line Feeders.		Brief Article	59
Clarification.		Correction Notice	28
Draganfly takes flight: from his unassuming manufacturing plant in Saskatoon, Zenon Dragan fields calls from the FBI, NASA, the Israeli government, and a slew of other high-tech consumers--not the sort of company you'd expect a toymaker to keep.	Rediger, Pat		481
Economic indicators.			368
First Nations sustainable houses built to last: the sound of hammers at work in Leoville tells the story of three First Nations coming together to successfully address some chronic housing problems.	Tororey, Tim		569
Global Pulse Processors in Swift Current was recently purchased by Parkland Pulse.			46
If you build it they will come: Innovation Place celebrates 25 years as home to research and business excellence.	Moen, Keith		1942
Incentives available for new and expanding businesses.			379
Internet promo winners buy town hotel: ever since Bob and Susan Leblanc won a "piece of Saskatchewan" through a Corner Gas contest last summer, that piece has been getting bigger and bigger.			205
Leading off.	Moen, Keith		433
Manufacturing opportunities reflected in potable water.			271
Marriott Reservation centre expands into Saskatoon.			220
Mee-Toos Forest Products.			25
Northwest Communities Wood Products in Beauval.			18
Philom Bios Inc.			30
Prairie Machine & Parts in Saskatoon.			46
Saskatchewan Forest Centre Building opened.		Brief Article	79
Saskatoon's Bioriginal Food & Science Corp.			33
Saskatoon's Marquis Industrial area is the new site of a 35-acre, $110-million Maple Leaf pork processing facility.			35
Shaunavon Co-op Shopping Centre.			25
Sowing the seeds of success: Cao Chun Hua came to Saskatchewan from Jilin, China, in 1988 to learn more about the seed business. Today, his company, Ag-Vision Seeds, does $10 million in annual sales of forage seeds, 75 per cent of which is exported.	Rediger, Pat		477
Succession planning the next generation.	Martin, Paul		876
The life of the entrepreneur (Part 2).	Nellis, Jim		721
The Pasqua Urban Housing Corporation.			37
The slippery world of corporate conflicts.	Zawada, Craig A.		678
There's no stopping local firm's march into American military market.	Martin, Paul		650
Top 100 Sequel.	Moen, Keith	Cover Story	1914
Trade mission builds on life sciences industry.			115
Unity is soon to be home to a new 24-unit, 19,000-sq.-ft.			26
Western Energy Alliance meeting in Inuvik.		Brief Article	103
Youth participate in economic missions.			87