Saskatchewan's Top 100 companies of 2004.IT'S it's 1. Contraction of it is. 2. Contraction of it has. See Usage Note at its. it's it is or it has it's be ~have BEEN A FEW YEARS IN THE MAKING but the rebound rebound (rē´bownd), n/v 1. a recovery from illness. n 2. an outbreak of fresh reflex activity after withdrawal of a stimulus rebound adjective in the commodity arena is now a major factor in the performance of Saskatchewan's economic sector. The petroleum industry has been the most visible leader in the resurgence re·sur·gence n. 1. A continuing after interruption; a renewal. 2. A restoration to use, acceptance, activity, or vigor; a revival. of the past two years but it has even been evident in agricultural commodities, despite the BSE See Bombay Stock Exchange. BSE See Boston Stock Exchange (BSE). debacle undermining the performance of the beef sector. Droughts, coupled with declining world stocks of grains as consumption outpaces production, sparked a surge See power surge. SURGE - Sorter, Updater, Report Generator, Etc. IBM 704, 1959. Sammet 1969, p.8. in prices over the last 18 months which, in turn, pushed demand for inputs upwards. This bullish Bullish Word used to describe an investor's attitude. Bullish refers to an optimistic outlook, while bearish means a pessimistic outlook. bullish outlook for the agricultural sector is reflected in Potash potash: see potassium carbonate. potash Name used for various inorganic compounds of potassium, chiefly the carbonate (K2CO3), a white crystalline material formerly obtained from wood ashes. Corp's nearly half-billion dollar rise in revenues as global demand for fertilizer fertilizer, organic or inorganic material containing one or more of the nutrients—mainly nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium, and other essential elements required for plant growth. has escalated with farmers' expectations of better returns on favorable fa·vor·a·ble adj. 1. Advantageous; helpful: favorable winds. 2. Encouraging; propitious: a favorable diagnosis. 3. fundamentals of low stocks, growing demand and significantly improved moisture moisture wetness due to any liquid; usually refers to water as a component, e.g. in feed. moisture free a substance heated at 220°F (105°C) to constant weight. Called also oven-dry or 100% dry matter. prospects. As agriculture goes, so goes Potash Corp as farmers increase their investment in inputs during times of optimism Optimism See also Hope. Bontemps, Roger personification of cheery contentment. [Fr. Lit.: “Roger Bontemps” in Walsh Modern, 66] Candide beset by inconceivable misfortunes, hero indifferently shrugs them off. [Fr. or buoyancy buoyancy (boi`ənsē, b  `yən–), upward force exerted by a fluid on any body immersed in it. Buoyant force can be explained in terms of Archimedes' principle. . Like another
member of the Saskatchewan Saskatchewan, province, CanadaSaskatchewan (səskăch`əwən, –wän', săs'–), province (2001 pop. 978,933), 251,700 sq mi (651,903 sq km), W Canada. Top 100--Saskatchewan Wheat Pool--Potash Corp's performance is based on volume. As farmers increase their purchases, top line sales increase and bolster This article is about the pillow called a bolster. For other meanings of the word "bolster", see bolster (disambiguation). A bolster (etymology: Middle English, derived from Old English, and before that the Germanic word bulgstraz bottom line results. The only difference between the two is that Potash Corp's volume comes before the crop is in the ground, Saskatchewan Wheat Pool's volume comes after the crop is harvested. For the Pool and the independent inland INLAND. Within the same country. 2. It seems not to be agreed whether the term inland applies to all the United States or only to one state. It has been holden in Now York that a bill of exchange by one person in one state, on another person in another, is an grain terminals that rank in Saskatchewan's Top 100, the coming year holds even more promise than the one reflected in this year's results. Equally important in this year's numbers is the China Factor. The People's Republic People's Republic n. A political organization founded and controlled by a national Communist party. of China has been defying economic gravity Gravity The gravitational attraction at the surface of a planet or other celestial body. The quantity g is often referred to simply as “gravity’’ or “the force of gravity’’ of Earth, both of which are incorrect. for years, as constant growth and infrastructure development fuel one of the world's most impressive and continuous growth spurts growth spurt Pediatrics A period of rapid growth in middle adolescence; ♀ ↑ ±8 cm/yr ±age 12; ♂ ↑ ±10 cm/yr ± age 14; GS is orderly, affecting acral parts–ie, hands and feet grow before proximal regions, ever. As the world's most populace nation makes its way to becoming the world's largest economy it has skewed skewed curve of a usually unimodal distribution with one tail drawn out more than the other and the median will lie above or below the mean. skewed Epidemiology adjective Referring to an asymmetrical distribution of a population or of data global demand for all types of commodities--from cement cement, binding material used in construction and engineering, often called hydraulic cement, typically made by heating a mixture of limestone and clay until it almost fuses and then grinding it to a fine powder. to steel as well as grain and inputs such as fertilizer. Saskatchewan-based companies, as major players in their market segments, have risen with China's financial prowess PROWESS Infectious disease A clinical trial–Recombinant Human Activated Protein C [Zovant™] Worldwide Evaluation in Severe Sepsis . Like other companies who have survived the steel industry shakeout Shakeout A situation in which many investors exit their positions, often at a loss, because of uncertainty or recent bad news circulating around a particular security or industry. Notes: During the dotcom boom and bust, numerous shakeouts occurred. , IPSCO is in the midst Adv. 1. in the midst - the middle or central part or point; "in the midst of the forest"; "could he walk out in the midst of his piece?" midmost of a record-setting run. IPSCO has proved itself an able player in a sector that has undergone a remarkable realignment re·a·lign tr.v. re·a·ligned, re·a·lign·ing, re·a·ligns 1. To put back into proper order or alignment. 2. To make new groupings of or working arrangements between. . Firms with forward-looking for·ward-look·ing adj. Concerned with or making provision for the future: forward-looking educators; a forward-looking corporate plan. Adj. 1. management, willing to invest in new technology--like IPSCO--have flourished as older, less agile operations have disappeared or experienced significant restructuring restructuring - The transformation from one representation form to another at the same relative abstraction level, while preserving the subject system's external behaviour (functionality and semantics). as steel went through one of those inevitable low cycles. Similarly, Canpotex--the potash industry's offshore marketing agency--has turned in a strong performance as Asian sales are pushed upward. Whether we like to admit it or not, Saskatchewan's economy is driven by commodity prices. Yes, we've we've Contraction of we have. we've have tried for years to diversify diversify To acquire a variety of assets that do not tend to change in value at the same time. To diversify a securities portfolio is to purchase different types of securities in different companies in unrelated industries. and, in large measure, enjoyed some success in this area but there's no denying our reliance on commodity prices and demand. When the cycle is in our favor, companies such as Potash Corp, the Wheat Pool, IPSCO, Nexen
Nexen is an energy company based in Calgary, Alberta. and so on produce results that reflect global trends. Nonetheless, that's not to say strategic management decisions are not a factor as evidenced by the remarkable growth story written by Gavin Gavin is a common given name in Ireland, England, Scotland, and Wales. It is the late medieval form of the name Gawain, which in turn is believed to have originated from the Welsh name Gwalchgwn, meaning "white hawk. Semple and the team at Regina-based Brandt Brandt , Willy 1913-1992. German political leader. He served as chancellor of West Germany (1969-1974) and won the 1971 Nobel Peace Prize for his efforts to reduce tension between the East and the West. Noun 1. Industries. It is now Saskatchewan's largest privately held firm as measured by sales revenues, Brandt has more than doubled its top line in the last three years, rising from $253 million in 2001 to more than $530 million this year. To put that into context, it ranks between the province's two largest health districts in terms of revenue. A player in the agricultural and industrial sectors, Brandt's aggressive expansion strategy has made it a case study in the business community's drive to strengthen the private sector by building larger, home-grown home-grown adj → de cosecha propia home-grown adj (= not foreign) → du pays (= from garden); du jardin firms with head offices here and operations beyond our borders. Repatriating income and profits to Saskatchewan from elsewhere adds wealth that builds the economic base here at home, creating jobs and spurring local suppliers who use firms like Brandt as conduits to access customers across North America North America, third largest continent (1990 est. pop. 365,000,000), c.9,400,000 sq mi (24,346,000 sq km), the northern of the two continents of the Western Hemisphere. .
Rank 2003 Location Gross Sales
1 1 Federated Co-operatives Saskatoon $3,551,382,000
Ltd.
2 2 Potash Corporation of Saskatoon *$3,454,000,000
Saskatchewan Inc.
3 5 IPSCO Inc. Regina $1,802,840,000
4 N/A Canpotex Ltd. Saskatoon NP
5 3 Saskatchewan Wheat Pool Regina $1,429,144,000
6 4 Saskatchewan Power Regina $1,243,000,000
Corporation
7 6 SaskTel Regina $899,390,000
8 7 Nexen Canada Ltd. Regina $874,200,000
9 8 Cameco Saskatoon $827,000,000
10 9 Saskatchewan Government Regina $724,406,000
Insurance (SGI)
11 20 SaskEnergy Inc. Regina $692,200,000
12 10 Saskatchewan Liquor and Regina $661,715,000
Gaming Authority
13 13 Co-operators Life Regina $627,766,000
Insurance Company
14 11 Farm Credit Canada Regina $617,300,000
15 12 Weyerhaeuser Saskatchewan Prince Albert NP
Ltd.
16 N/A Saskatoon Health Region Saskatoon $536,000,000
17 16 Brandt Group of Companies Regina $530,346,000
18 14 Regina Qu'Appelle Health Regina $511,000,000
Region
19 15 Mega Group Inc. Saskatoon $420,000,000
20 18 Credit Union Central of Regina $290,432,000
Saskatchewan
21 19 Mitchell's Gourmet Foods Saskatoon $284,920,000
22 N/A Interprovincial Co- Saskatoon $259,483,000
operative Ltd.
23 21 Cogema Resources Inc. Saskatoon $229,000,000
24 26 Saskatchewan Workers' Regina $225,600,000
Compensation Board
25 24 Siemens Transportation Saskatoon $203,124,000
Group
26 25 Harvard Developments Inc. Regina NP
27 23 Millar Western Pulp Edmonton $188,225,000
(Meadow Lake) Ltd.
28 29 WaterGroup Canada Inc. Regina $161,000,000
29 30 CU Electronic Transaction Regina NP
Services (CUETS)
30 27 Saskatchewan Housing Regina $149,788,118
Corporation
31 28 Concorde Group of Saskatoon $149,600,000
Companies
32 37 Co-operative Trust Saskatoon $141,521,000
Company of Canada
33 32 United Pharmacists Ent. Saskatoon NP
Ltd.
34 33 Saskatoon Co-operative Saskatoon $138,347,000
Association Ltd.
35 31 Saskatchewan Institute of Saskatoon $136,000,000
Applied Science &
Technology (SIAST)
36 36 SPI Marketing Group Inc. Saskatoon $130,000,000
37 39 Redhead Equipment Ltd. Regina $117,202,000
38 41 Pioneer Co-operative Swift Current $112,947,000
Association Ltd.
39 40 Yanke Group of Companies Saskatoon $112,851,000
40 42 PIC Investment Group Inc. Saskatoon $105,621,000
41 38 Dominion Construction Regina $105,255,289
Company Inc.**
42 43 Dundee Developments/Homes Saskatoon $99,512,496
by Dundee
43 44 Saskatchewan Indian Saskatoon $98,258,458
Gaming Authority
44 47 Saskatchewan Gaming Regina $97,718,000
Corporation
45 45 Prince Albert Co- Prince Albert $92,343,000
operative Association
Ltd.
46 N/A Crown Life Insurance Regina $90,800,000
47 46 Big Sky Farms Inc. Humboldt $89,800,000
48 N/A Watrous Mainline Motor Watrous NP
Products
49 49 Sherwood Co-operative Regina $69,747,000
Association Ltd.
50 51 Saskatchewan Blue Cross Saskatoon $66,300,000
51 52 Supreme Office Products Regina $57,150,000
Ltd.
52 54 Conexus Credit Union Regina $55,115,000
53 35 Weyburn Inland Terminal Weyburn $53,588,985
Ltd.
54 57 SED Systems Saskatoon $50,400,000
55 69 Uponor Canada Inc. Regina $49,409,404
56 N/A Pleasure-Way Industries Saskatoon $49,400,000
Ltd.
57 62 CAA Saskatchewan Regina $48,635,503
58 61 Saskatoon Credit Union Saskatoon $47,027,000
59 53 Pound-Maker Agventures Lanigan $46,925,000
Ltd.
60 64 Lloydminster & District Lloydminster $46,053,000
Co-operative Ltd.
61 56 North East Terminal Ltd. Wadena $46,044,247
62 59 ClearTech Saskatoon $46,000,000
63 80 VCom Inc. Saskatoon $45,000,000
64 58 Bennett Dunlop Ford Regina $44,818,334
65 65 Terminal 22 (1998) Inc. Balcarres $41,320,542
66 66 Access Communications Co- Regina $40,403,341
operative Ltd.
67 67 PrintWest Communications Regina $40,200,000
Ltd.
68 74 DirectWest Publishers Regina $37,400,000
69 76 Yorkton Co-operative Yorkton $36,310,000
Association Ltd.
70 73 Battlefords & District North Battleford $36,067,000
Co-operative Ltd.
71 60 Hodgins Auctioneers Melfort $35,406,571
72 82 Claude Resources Inc. Saskatoon $35,175,000
73 N/A Lakeland Ford Sales Ltd. Prince Albert $34,415,169
74 70 Mercury Graphics Saskatoon $33,000,000
75 N/A Crestline Coach Ltd. Saskatoon $32,249,000
76 68 NorSask Forest Products Meadow Lake $31,207,000
Ltd.
77 77 Partners in Planning Regina $31,164,596
Financial Group
78 N/A Lloydminster Credit Union Lloydminster $30,764,696
79 72 Hitachi Canadian Saskatoon $30,267,724
Industries Ltd.
80 75 Doepker Industries Ltd. Annaheim $30,000,000
81 N/A Raider Industries Moose Jaw NP
82 81 Weyburn Co-operative Weyburn $29,084,000
Association Ltd.
83 83 Pineland Co-operative Nipawin $28,873,000
Association Ltd.
84 79 International Road Saskatoon $28,287,536
Dynamics Inc.
85 85 Moose Jaw Co-operative Moose Jaw $27,791,000
Association Ltd.
86 78 Hinz Automation Inc. Saskatoon $26,987,183
87 87 Melfort Co-operative Melfort $26,914,000
Association Ltd.
88 97 Saskatchewan Mutual Saskatoon $26,721,000
Insurance Company
89 91 Steacy Ford Sales North Battleford $26,548,924
90 84 Remai Construction Group Saskatoon $26,492,000
of Companies
91 90 Group Medical Services Regina NP
92 92 Meadow Lake Co-operative Meadow Lake $25,507,000
Association Ltd.
93 86 Southwest Credit Union Swift Current $25,481,898
94 100 Superior Cabinets Saskatoon $25,246,000
95 TS5 Co-operative Hail Regina $25,242,472
Insurance Company Ltd.
96 98 Saskatchewan Research Saskatoon $24,500,000
Council
97 88 Prince Albert Credit Prince Albert $24,437,000
Union
98 TS1 Delta Co-operative Unity $24,282,000
Association Ltd.
99 93 Estevan Co-operative Ltd. Estevan $23,757,000
100 94 Kitsaki Management Ltd. La Ronge $23,099,582
Partnership
2003 Gross
Rank Sales CEO/President
1 Federated Co-operatives $3,231,688,000 Wayne H. Thompson
Ltd.
2 Potash Corporation of *$3,005,339,195 William J. Doyle
Saskatchewan Inc.
3 IPSCO Inc. *$1,082,000,000 David Sutherland
4 Canpotex Ltd. N/A Steve Dechka
5 Saskatchewan Wheat Pool $2,781,292,000 Mayo Schmidt
6 Saskatchewan Power $1,124,000,000 John Wright
Corporation
7 SaskTel $893,485,000 Don Ching
8 Nexen Canada Ltd. $856,400,000 Roger Thomas
9 Cameco $748,334,000 Jerry Grandey
10 Saskatchewan Government $682,097,000 Larry Fogg
Insurance (SGI)
11 SaskEnergy Inc. $277,264,000 Dean Reeve (acting
CEO)
12 Saskatchewan Liquor and $644,906,000 Sandra Morgan
Gaming Authority
13 Co-operators Life $500,886,000 Dan Thornton
Insurance Company
14 Farm Credit Canada NP John J. Ryan
15 Weyerhaeuser Saskatchewan NP Bob Williams
Ltd.
16 Saskatoon Health Region N/A Jean Morrison
(interim)
17 Brandt Group of Companies $402,733,000 Gavin Semple
18 Regina Qu'Appelle Health $473,000,000 Dwight Nelson
Region
19 Mega Group Inc. $428,000,000 Michael Graydon
20 Credit Union Central of $293,392,000 Sid Bildfell
Saskatchewan
21 Mitchell's Gourmet Foods Stu Irvine
22 Interprovincial Co- Wayne H. Thompson
operative Ltd.
23 Cogema Resources Inc.
24 Saskatchewan Workers' Peter Federko
Compensation Board
25 Siemens Transportation Erwen Siemens
Group
26 Harvard Developments Inc. Paul J. Hill
27 Millar Western Pulp H. Mackenzie Millar
(Meadow Lake) Ltd.
28 WaterGroup Canada Inc. Donald Fettes
29 CU Electronic Transaction S.P. (Stan) Kuss
Services (CUETS)
30 Saskatchewan Housing Darrell Jones
Corporation
31 Concorde Group of David Dube
Companies
32 Co-operative Trust Myrna J. Bentley
Company of Canada
33 United Pharmacists Ent. Walter Peterson
Ltd.
34 Saskatoon Co-operative Larry Rupert
Association Ltd.
35 Saskatchewan Institute of Dr. Robert G.
Applied Science & McCulloch
Technology (SIAST)
36 SPI Marketing Group Inc. Don Hrapchak (GM)
37 Redhead Equipment Ltd. Gary L. Redhead
38 Pioneer Co-operative Stuart Dyrland
Association Ltd.
39 Yanke Group of Companies Russel Marcoux
40 PIC Investment Group Inc. James Yuel
41 Dominion Construction Phil George
Company Inc.**
42 Dundee Developments/Homes Joel Teal
by Dundee
43 Saskatchewan Indian Edmund Bellegarde
Gaming Authority
44 Saskatchewan Gaming Twyla Meredith
Corporation (Acting)
45 Prince Albert Co- Wayne Pearson
operative Association
Ltd.
46 Crown Life Insurance Brian A. Johnson
47 Big Sky Farms Inc. Florian Possberg
48 Watrous Mainline Motor Gerald Merrifield, Don
Products Campbell
49 Sherwood Co-operative Mike Schindel
Association Ltd.
50 Saskatchewan Blue Cross G.N. (Arnie) Arnott
51 Supreme Office Products Brian Mikuliak
Ltd.
52 Conexus Credit Union Harvey Granatier
53 Weyburn Inland Terminal Rob Davies
Ltd.
54 SED Systems Ray Basler
55 Uponor Canada Inc. Wade Peterson
56 Pleasure-Way Industries Merv Rumpel
Ltd.
57 CAA Saskatchewan Fred Titanich
58 Saskatoon Credit Union George Keter
59 Pound-Maker Agventures Brad Wildeman
Ltd.
60 Lloydminster & District Don Stephenson
Co-operative Ltd.
61 North East Terminal Ltd. Alec Dyok
62 ClearTech Rick Sauter
63 VCom Inc. Dr. Surinder Kumar
64 Bennett Dunlop Ford Trevor Boquist
65 Terminal 22 (1998) Inc. Derek G. Squair
66 Access Communications Co- Jim Deane
operative Ltd.
67 PrintWest Communications Wayne UnRuh
Ltd.
68 DirectWest Publishers Gord Farmer
69 Yorkton Co-operative Ron McClenaghan
Association Ltd.
70 Battlefords & District Gerard Muyres
Co-operative Ltd.
71 Hodgins Auctioneers Grant Hodgins
72 Claude Resources Inc. Neil McMillan
73 Lakeland Ford Sales Ltd. Dennis Balon
74 Mercury Graphics Gord Bayda
75 Crestline Coach Ltd. Tim Morrow
76 NorSask Forest Products Allen Brander
Ltd.
77 Partners in Planning Michael Wolfond
Financial Group
78 Lloydminster Credit Union Les Messmer
79 Hitachi Canadian Takamitsu Nakazaki
Industries Ltd.
80 Doepker Industries Ltd. Dave Doepker
81 Raider Industries Kim Onrait
82 Weyburn Co-operative Don Kraft
Association Ltd.
83 Pineland Co-operative Greg Schoonbaert
Association Ltd.
84 International Road Terry Bergan
Dynamics Inc.
85 Moose Jaw Co-operative Gerry Onyskevitch
Association Ltd.
86 Hinz Automation Inc. Ryan Hinz
87 Melfort Co-operative Gordon Dmytruk
Association Ltd.
88 Saskatchewan Mutual Randy W. Trost
Insurance Company
89 Steacy Ford Sales Bob Kenny, Bernie
Adams
90 Remai Construction Group Joseph A. Remai
of Companies
91 Group Medical Services Shirley Raab
92 Meadow Lake Co-operative Allan Halter
Association Ltd.
93 Southwest Credit Union Fred Townley-McKay
94 Superior Cabinets Linda Larre
95 Co-operative Hail Denis Stumph
Insurance Company Ltd.
96 Saskatchewan Research Dr. Laurie Schramm
Council
97 Prince Albert Credit L.D. (Larry) Hill
Union
98 Delta Co-operative Norm Potter
Association Ltd.
99 Estevan Co-operative Ltd. Bob Declercq
100 Kitsaki Management Ltd. Ray McKay (CEO), Chief
Partnership Harry Cook (President)
Rank Employees Major Shareholders
1 Federated Co-operatives 1250 Retail Co-operatives across
Ltd. Western Canada
2 Potash Corporation of 1334 Widely Held
Saskatchewan Inc.
3 IPSCO Inc. 820 Widely held
4 Canpotex Ltd. 42 Potash Corporation of
Saskatchewan Inc., IMC
Canada ULC, Agrium Inc.
5 Saskatchewan Wheat Pool 1600 Widely Held
6 Saskatchewan Power 2376 Gov't of Sask
Corporation
7 SaskTel 4153 Gov't of Sask
8 Nexen Canada Ltd. 167 Nexen Inc.
9 Cameco 1453 Publicly Traded
10 Saskatchewan Government 1616 Gov't of Sask
Insurance (SGI)
11 SaskEnergy Inc. 805 Gov't of Sask
12 Saskatchewan Liquor and 850 Gov't of Sask
Gaming Authority
13 Co-operators Life 540 Co-operatives
Insurance Company
14 Farm Credit Canada 519 Gov't of Canada
15 Weyerhaeuser Saskatchewan 1692 Wholly owned subsidiary
Ltd. of Weyerhaeuser Company Ltd.
16 Saskatoon Health Region 11400 Gov't of Sask
17 Brandt Group of Companies 339 Gavin Semple
18 Regina Qu'Appelle Health 9050 Gov't of Sask
Region
19 Mega Group Inc. 33 Widely Held
20 Credit Union Central of 194 Saskatchewan Credit Unions
Saskatchewan and certain Co-operative
Associations
21 Mitchell's Gourmet Foods 1570 Schneider Corporation
22 Interprovincial Co- 1250 Regional Co-operatives,
operative Ltd. Saskatchewan Wheat Pool
& United Grain Growers Ltd.
23 Cogema Resources Inc. 290 AREVA (France)
24 Saskatchewan Workers' 425 N/A
Compensation Board
25 Siemens Transportation 710 Erwen Siemens
Group
26 Harvard Developments Inc. 200 The Hill Family
27 Millar Western Pulp 170 Millar Western Industries
(Meadow Lake) Ltd. Ltd., Crown Investments
Corporation
28 WaterGroup Canada Inc. 335 US Filter
29 CU Electronic Transaction 304 Credit Union Central
Services (CUETS) of Saskatchewan/Credit
Union Central of Alberta
30 Saskatchewan Housing 130 Gov't of Sask
Corporation
31 Concorde Group of 450 David Dube, Leslie Dube,
Companies Irene Dube
32 Co-operative Trust 193 Credit Union Central of
Company of Canada Saskatchewan/Manitoba/
Alberta/Ontario, Co-
operators and CUMIS
33 United Pharmacists Ent. 73 Independent Saskatchewan
Ltd. Pharmacists
34 Saskatoon Co-operative 619 Member Owned
Association Ltd.
35 Saskatchewan Institute of 1440 Gov't of Sask
Applied Science &
Technology (SIAST)
36 SPI Marketing Group Inc. 12 Big Sky Pork Farms
37 Redhead Equipment Ltd. 240 Gary L. Redhead
38 Pioneer Co-operative 346 Member Owned
Association Ltd.
39 Yanke Group of Companies 249 Russel & Bonnie Marcoux
40 PIC Investment Group Inc. 94 James Yuel, Greg Yuel
41 Dominion Construction 150 Seacliff Holdings
Company Inc.**
42 Dundee Developments/Homes 67 Dundee Realty Corporation
by Dundee
43 Saskatchewan Indian 1137 FSIN--74 First Nations
Gaming Authority
44 Saskatchewan Gaming 767 Gov't of Sask
Corporation
45 Prince Albert Co- 342 Member Owned
operative Association
Ltd.
46 Crown Life Insurance 10 Haro Financial Corporation,
Extendicare Inc.
47 Big Sky Farms Inc. 385 CIC, Crown Capital,
Management Group,
plus others
48 Watrous Mainline Motor 80 Don Campbell,
Products Gerald Merrifield
49 Sherwood Co-operative 364 Member Owned
Association Ltd.
50 Saskatchewan Blue Cross 100 Non-share capital
51 Supreme Office Products 170 Bosche Family
Ltd.
52 Conexus Credit Union 481 Member Owned
53 Weyburn Inland Terminal 63 Publicly Traded
Ltd.
54 SED Systems 225 Calian Technology Ltd.
55 Uponor Canada Inc. 43 Hot Water Systems
North America
56 Pleasure-Way Industries 151 Merv Rumpel, Terry
Ltd. Rumpel, Dean Rumpel
57 CAA Saskatchewan 235 Member Owned
58 Saskatoon Credit Union 214 Member Owned
59 Pound-Maker Agventures 48 Pound-Maker
Ltd. Investments Ltd.
60 Lloydminster & District 193 Member Owned
Co-operative Ltd.
61 North East Terminal Ltd. 24 Widely Held
62 ClearTech 35 PIC Investment Group Inc.
63 VCom Inc. 440 Dr. Surinder Kumar, Dr. Hugh
Wood
64 Bennett Dunlop Ford 100 N/A
65 Terminal 22 (1998) Inc. 26 Cargill
66 Access Communications Co- 195 Co-operative
operative Ltd.
67 PrintWest Communications 295 Employee Owned
Ltd.
68 DirectWest Publishers 110 SaskTel
69 Yorkton Co-operative 130 Member Owned
Association Ltd.
70 Battlefords & District 180 Member Owned
Co-operative Ltd.
71 Hodgins Auctioneers 20 Grant Hodgins, Barrie Jung
72 Claude Resources Inc. 148 N/A
73 Lakeland Ford Sales Ltd. 59 Dennis Balon
74 Mercury Graphics 180 MDC Partners Inc.
75 Crestline Coach Ltd. 102 Ronn Janzen, Ken Sawatsky,
Peter Adsten
76 NorSask Forest Products 135 Meadow Lake Tribal Council
Ltd.
77 Partners in Planning 48 Widely Held
Financial Group
78 Lloydminster Credit Union 172 Member Owned
79 Hitachi Canadian 210 Hitachi Ltd. (Japan)
Industries Ltd.
80 Doepker Industries Ltd. 275 Lionel Doepker, Randy
Doepker, Dave Doepker
81 Raider Industries 220 N/A
82 Weyburn Co-operative 155 Member Owned
Association Ltd.
83 Pineland Co-operative 169 Member Owned
Association Ltd.
84 International Road 168 N/A
Dynamics Inc.
85 Moose Jaw Co-operative 100 Member Owned
Association Ltd.
86 Hinz Automation Inc. 30 Hinz Automation Holdings
Inc.
87 Melfort Co-operative 103 Member Owned
Association Ltd.
88 Saskatchewan Mutual 48 Policy Holders
Insurance Company
89 Steacy Ford Sales 63 Bob Kenny, Bernie Adams
90 Remai Construction Group 85 Joseph A. Remai
of Companies
91 Group Medical Services 42 N/A
92 Meadow Lake Co-operative 100 Member Owned
Association Ltd.
93 Southwest Credit Union 187 Member Owned
94 Superior Cabinets 224 Linda Larre
95 Co-operative Hail 6 Member Owned
Insurance Company Ltd.
96 Saskatchewan Research 222 Gov't of Sask
Council
97 Prince Albert Credit 140 Member Owned
Union
98 Delta Co-operative 85 Member Owned
Association Ltd.
99 Estevan Co-operative Ltd. 116 Member Owned
100 Kitsaki Management Ltd. 449 Lac La Ronge Indian Band
Partnership
**Indicates SK only sales
*CDN$ = US$ X 1.5795
NP = request not to publish
N/A = not available
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