Saskatchewan's Top 100 companies of 2007.This year's ranking of the Top 100 Saskatchewan Saskatchewan, province, Canada Saskatchewan (səskăch`əwən, –wän', săs'–), province (2001 pop. 978,933), 251,700 sq mi (651,903 sq km), W Canada. companies is, perhaps, the best portrait An orientation in which the data is printed across the narrow side of the form. Contrast with landscape.  to date of the basic underlying strength of
the provincial Provincial has several meanings and may refer to:
[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] Although the current economic upswing Upswing An upward turn in a security's price after a period of falling prices. began roughly two years ago, it takes at least 12 months for the surge See power surge. SURGE - Sorter, Updater, Report Generator, Etc. IBM 704, 1959. Sammet 1969, p.8. to wend Wend Any member of a group of Slavic tribes that by the 5th century AD had settled in the area between the Oder and Elbe rivers in what is now eastern Germany. They occupied the eastern borders of the domain of the Franks and other Germanic peoples. its way through all those local enterprises and to their respective annual financial statements. So this year's record of the Top 100 is probably the first one to truly capture the impact of the 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. our economy has
been enjoying of late.
And buoyant Buoyant The term used to describe a commodities market where the prices generally rise with ease when there are considerable signals of strength. Notes: These types of markets can be very volatile as the prices are rapid to rise and fall with investor sentiment. it has been. SaskEnergy SaskEnergy is a Crown corporation of the Saskatchewan government which delivers natural gas to 92% of the province through a 65,000 kilometre distribution system to over 327,000 customers. The current Minister responsible for SaskEnergy is Andrew Thomson. , for example, saw annual revenues jump from just under $700 million last year to more than $1.2 billion this year. While some of this is the result of accounting changes, there is no doubt the Crown utility is seeing gains from increased commodity prices. Farm Credit Canada
Farm Credit Canada (known as Farm Credit Corporation until 2001), or FCC, is Canada's largest agricultural term lender. saw its top line rise by nearly $200 million. Saskatoon-based Mega Group watched sales move from $460 million to nearly $600 million. Others that posted revenue gains in excess of 10 per cent included the likes of 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. Group, PIC (1) (Programmable Interrupt Controller) An Intel 8259A chip that controls interrupts. Starting with the 286-based AT, there are two PICs in a PC, providing a total of 15 usable IRQs. Group, Hinz Automation (now part of the Rutter Rut´ter n. 1. A horseman or trooper. Such a regiment of rutters Never defied men braver. - Beau. & Fl. 1. That which ruts. Group), Superior Millworks, Doepker Industries and Saskatchewan Blue Cross. Along the same line perennial perennial, any plant that under natural conditions lives for several to many growing seasons, as contrasted to an annual or a biennial. Botanically, the term perennial top spot holder, Federated Connected and treated as one. See federated database and federated directories. Co-operatives Limited, maintained its place at the forefront, becoming the first Saskatchewan-headquartered organization to surpass $5 billion in annual revenues. In broad terms, firms that have played in the Canadian Canadian (kənā`dēən), river, 906 mi (1,458 km) long, rising in NE New Mexico. and flowing E across N Texas and central Oklahoma into the Arkansas River in E Oklahoma. marketplace or have some connection to the financial and energy sectors have been riding the crest crest, in feudal livery, an ornament of the headpiece that afforded protection against a blow. The term is incorrectly used to mean family coat of arms. Crests were widely used in the 13th cent. of an economic wave that we haven't have·n't Contraction of have not. haven't have not haven't have seen in a quarter century, back in the late '70s and early '80s, the last time Saskatchewan held a place in the sun. Basically, the only wet towel on our performance has been the value of the Canadian dollar Noun 1. Canadian dollar - the basic unit of money in Canada; "the Canadian dollar has the image of loon on one side of the coin" loonie dollar - the basic monetary unit in many countries; equal to 100 cents which has bitten bit·ten v. A past participle of bite. bitten Verb the past participle of bite into returns for Saskatchewan-based firms with wares We love "wares" in this industry as noted below. See also warez. abandonware adware annoyware badware beltware betaware bloatware boardware brochureware bridgeware censorware cloudware courseware crapware crimeware crippleware crossware crudware demoware donateware dribbleware denominated in American American, river, 30 mi (48 km) long, rising in N central Calif. in the Sierra Nevada and flowing SW into the Sacramento River at Sacramento. The discovery of gold at Sutter's Mill (see Sutter, John Augustus) along the river in 1848 led to the California gold rush of currency. PotashCorp, for example, felt that pinch pinch, n a small amount of chewing tobacco (snuff) an individual takes to use the substance for its desired effect. A “pinch” is called a quid in Britain. when converted in Canuck Ca·nuck n. Often Offensive Slang A Canadian, especially a French Canadian. [Probably alteration of Canadian. bucks. So did IPSCO. One exception was Cameco Cameco Corp. TSX: CCO NYSE: CCJ is the world's largest publicly traded uranium company, based in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. It was formed in 1988 by the merger and privatization of two crown corporations: the federal owned Eldorado Mining and Refining Limited (known better which saw its revenues rise despite the dollar, suggesting energy trumps trump 1 n. 1. Games a. A suit in card games that outranks all other suits for the duration of a hand. Often used in the plural. b. A card of such a suit. c. A trump card. 2. currency in today's business Today's Business is a show on CNBC that aired in the early morning, 5 to 7AM ET timeslot, hosted by Liz Claman and Bob Sellers, and it was replaced by Wake Up Call on Feb 4, 2002. environment. MARKETPLACE CHANGES Another of the trends that surfaces in this year's ranking is the impact of consolidation in the credit union system. With fewer--albeit bigger--players, the overall contribution of the co-operative sector in this annual ranking has changed from the earliest versions 20-plus years ago with fewer numbers but a comparable impact in terms of aggregate revenues. Interestingly, though, the amalgamation amalgamation /amal·ga·ma·tion/ (ah-mal´gah-ma´shun) trituration (3). amalgamation ( trend that has seized seized (seised) n. 1) having ownership, commonly used in wills as "I give all the property of which I die seized as follows:...." 2) having taken possession of evidence for use in a criminal prosecution. 3) having taken property or a person by force. (See: seisin, seizure) the credit union movement has not surfaced in the world of the retail co-ops, suggesting this is more of a characteristic of the financial sector than anything else. Nonetheless, much of the strength exhibited by our economy these days can be attributed to increased demand for our resources around the world. This is particularly the case for anything related to energy which has sparked global interest in our uranium uranium (y rā`nēəm), radioactive metallic chemical element; symbol U; at. no. 92; at. wt. 238.0289; m.p. 1,132°C;; b.p. 3,818°C;; sp. gr. 19. deposits and, most
recently, our heavy oil prospects north and west of La Loche n. 1. (Zool.) See Loach. .
However, as always, there are exceptions as noted in this year's ranking, where the forestry forestry, the management of forest lands for wood, water, wildlife, forage, and recreation. Because the major economic importance of the forest lies in wood and wood products, forestry has been chiefly concerned with timber management, especially reforestation, side of the resource sector is not enjoying the same wind in its sails. This is especially true for those whose markets include the mightily might·i·ly adv. 1. In a mighty manner; powerfully. 2. To a great degree; greatly. Adv. 1. mightily - powerfully or vigorously; "he strove mightily to achieve a better position in life" 2. depressed Depressed A description of a market, security, or product that is experiencing weak demand and lowering prices. Notes: A depressed market, security, or product implies that prices and volume are low. There are many reasons for a depressed market, security, or product. American housing industry who are feeling the double whammy double whammy Noun informal a devastating setback made up of two elements double whammy n (col) → palo doble double whammy n (inf of weak demand and a high dollar. On the other hand, the long-suffering agricultural sector appears to be finding its stride this year. As always, this listing includes the Saskatchewan Wheat Pool (now Viterra Viterra is the name of a new company, the result of the merger between the Saskatchewan Wheat Pool and Agricore United. History Viterra is the result of several waves of consolidation that have swept the Canadian grain-handling business. ) and a string of 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 as well as value-added val·ue-add·ed adj. Of or relating to the estimated value that is added to a product or material at each stage of its manufacture or distribution: processors. But 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 grain prices lately--as evidenced by wheat hitting an all-time all-time adj. Exceeding all others up to the present time: an all-time speed skating record. all-time Adjective Informal high on the Chicago Chicago, city, United States Chicago (shĭkä`gō, shĭkô`gō), city (1990 pop. 2,783,726), seat of Cook co., NE Ill., on Lake Michigan; inc. 1837. Exchange in late August--points to a renewal of this province's basic primary industry. And perhaps that is the most interesting aspect of the Top 100 rankings of recent years. There was a time when the prospects for agriculture, more particularly grain farming, determined the mood of the Saskatchewan business community. When farmers were happy, everyone was happy. It prompted something of a Saskatchewan economic adage--agriculture was seven per cent of the provincial GDP GDP (guanosine diphosphate): see guanine. but 93 per cent of our psychology. The emergence of energy and other resources as the key economic drivers has pushed agriculture off the front page and, while important to individual producers, the fate of the annual grain crop no longer sets the mood for the overall economy. If the trend towards stronger international grain prices, despite being watered down by the high Canadian dollar, continues, we may return to the days when everyone--rural and urban alike--on coffee row talked about the amount of rain we received or an early frost, rather than the prospects for a new energy play in northwest For names and places containing the slightly longer word 'northwestern' (or variants), see . Northwest or north west is the ordinal direction halfway between north and west on a compass. It is the opposite of southeast. Saskatchewan. INTRODUCTION BY PAUL MARTIN PHOTOS BY STUART Stuart, British royal family Stuart or Stewart, royal family that ruled Scotland and England. The Stuart lineage began in a family of hereditary stewards of Scotland, the earliest of whom was Walter (d. KASDORF PHOTOGRAPHICS
Rank 2006 Location Gross Sales
1 1 Federated Co-operatives Ltd. Saskatoon $5,398,549,000
2 3 IPSCO Inc. Regina $4,285,760,000
3 2 PotashCorp Saskatoon $4,275,204,500
4 7 Cameco Corporation Saskatoon $1,831,700,000
5 5 Saskatchewan Wheat Pool Inc. Regina $1,580,237,000
(now Viterra)
6 4 Canpotex Ltd. Saskatoon NP
7 6 Saskatchewan Power Corporation Regina $1,456,000,000
8 13 SaskEnergy Regina $1,254,000,000
9 8 SaskTel Regina $1,009,600,000
10 9 Brandt Group of Companies Regina $963,533,411
11 12 Farm Credit Canada Regina $911,900,000
12 10 SGI Canada Regina $833,011,000
13 11 Saskatchewan Liquor and Gaming Regina $745,148,000
Authority
14 -- University of Saskatchewan Saskatoon $685,000,000
15 15 Saskatoon Health Region Saskatoon $668,000,000
16 14 Co-operators Life Insurance Regina $667,000,000
Company
17 16 Regina Qu'Appelle Health Regina $635,000,000
Region
18 18 Mega Group Inc. Saskatoon $595,000,000
19 17 Nexen Inc. (Sask. Division) Calgary $420,275,000
20 19 Saskferco Products Inc. Regina $408,513,292
21 20 SaskCentral Regina $343,894,000
22 21 Saskatchewan Workers' Regina $308,765,000
Compensation Board
23 23 Siemens Transportation Group Saskatoon NP
24 22 Interprovincial Co-operative Saskatoon $242,426,000
Ltd.
25 25 Concentra Financial Services Saskatoon $235,000,000
Association
26 24 AREVA Resources Canada Inc. Saskatoon $205,000,000
27 32 Harvard Developments Inc., A Regina NP
Hill Company
28 30 Redhead Group of Companies Regina $198,136,000
29 28 Saskatoon Co-operative Saskatoon $191,998,000
Association Ltd.
30 26 Concorde Group of Companies Saskatoon $189,945,000
31 41 Conexus Regina $181,687,000
32 29 Saskatchewan Housing Regina $170,273,000
Corporation
33 34 CUETS Regina NP
34 33 Yanke Group of Companies Saskatoon NP
35 -- Investment Saskatchewan Regina $157,000,000
36 35 SIAST Saskatoon $156,700,000
37 37 PIC Investment Group Inc. Saskatoon $152,685,000
38 36 Pioneer Co-operative Swift $138,257,425
Association Ltd. Current
39 31 Dundee Developments/Homes By Saskatoon $132,500,000
Dundee
40 44 SIGA Saskatoon $130,337,801
41 39 Big Sky Farms Inc. Humboldt $128,900,000
42 42 Prince Albert Co-operative Prince $123,497,803
Association Ltd. Albert
43 43 PCL Construction Group Inc. Edmonton $104,000,000
(Sask. Division)
44 45 Saskatchewan Gaming Regina $102,000,000
Corporation
45 47 Saskatchewan Blue Cross Saskatoon $89,200,000
46 46 Sherwood Co-operative Regina $88,795,376
Association Ltd.
47 48 Vecima Networks Inc. Saskatoon $80,000,000
48 69 Rutter Hinz Saskatoon $79,500,000
49 50 Supreme Office Products Ltd. Regina $68,624,000
50 55 Doepker Industries Ltd. Annaheim $66,000,000
51 49 South West Terminal Gull Lake $64,097,645
52 54 Lloydminster & District Co- Lloydminster $64,067,468
operative Association Ltd.
53 94 Innovation Credit Union Swift $62,235,000
Current
54 53 CAA Saskatchewan Regina $61,267,674
55 51 Uponor Ltd. Regina $60,900,673
56 64 FirstSask Credit Union Saskatoon $56,900,204
57 -- Sask Municipal Hail Insurance Regina $54,700,000
Association
58 58 ClearTech Saskatoon $53,300,000
59 56 Yorkton Co-operative Yorkton $51,278,000
Association Ltd.
60 62 Weyburn Inland Terminal Ltd. Weyburn $48,864,498
61 61 Information Services Regina $47,754,855
Corporation of Saskatchewan
62 78 Synergy Credit Union Lloydminster $46,762,543
63 66 Battlefords & District Co- North $46,500,000
operative Association Ltd. Battleford
64 60 Partners in Planning Financial Regina $46,124,000
Group
65 63 Prairie West Terminal Plenty $45,593,960
66 65 Hitachi Canadian Industries Saskatoon NP
Ltd.
67 80 North West Terminal Ltd. Unity $43,936,199
68 59 Hodgins Auctioneers Melfort $43,028,411
69 68 Access Communications Regina $42,653,081
70 71 DirectWest Corporation Regina $42,174,000
71 75 Claude Resources Inc. Saskatoon $41,400,000
72 -- Affinity Credit Union Saskatoon $40,990,000
73 67 Pound-Maker Agventures Lanigan $38,967,000
74 74 Pineland Co-operative Nipawin $38,708,645
Association Ltd.
75 77 Weyburn Co-operative Weyburn $37,670,000
Association Ltd.
76 76 Moose Jaw Co-operative Moose Jaw $37,294,000
Association Ltd.
77 57 SED Systems Saskatoon $36,689,389
78 89 Superior Cabinets Saskatoon $36,464,000
79 81 Saskatchewan Research Council Saskatoon $36,393,000
80 82 Group Medical Services Regina NP
81 86 Meadow Lake Co-operative Meadow Lake $35,265,827
Association Ltd.
82 87 Southern Plains Co-operative Estevan $35,233,147
Association Ltd.
83 93 Westridge Construction Ltd. Regina $32,880,000
84 90 CP Distributors/United Group Saskatoon $32,000,000
85 84 Saskatchewan Mutual Insurance Saskatoon $31,104,000
Company
86 98 Northern Resource Trucking Saskatoon $31,000,000
87 96 Delta Co-operative Association Unity $30,685,047
Ltd.
88 52 Melfort Co-operative Melfort $30,230,479
Association Ltd.
89 92 Crestline Coach Saskatoon $29,355,000
90 85 Kitsaki Management Limited La Ronge $29,300,000
Partnership
91 95 Kindersley & District Co- Kindersley $29,191,985
operative Association Ltd.
92 97 Southland Co-operative Assiniboia $28,149,000
Association Ltd.
93 72 NorSask Forest Products Inc. Meadow Lake NP
94 70 Co-operative Hail Insurance Regina $27,800,000
Co. Ltd.
95 -- Jay's Moving & Storage Ltd. Regina $25,268,000
96 -- Northern Steel Industries Tisdale $25,000,000
97 TS5 Beeland Co-operative Tisdale $24,522,626
Association Ltd.
98 TS2 Prairie Co-operative Melville $24,049,431
Association Ltd.
99 TS8 Panther Industries Inc. Davidson $23,600,000
100 TS1 Shaunavon Co-operative Shaunavon $23,024,411
Association Ltd.
Rank 2006 2006 Gross Sales
1 1 Federated Co-operatives Ltd. $4,780,552,000
2 3 IPSCO Inc. $3,685,086,000
3 2 PotashCorp $4,678,964,640
4 7 Cameco Corporation $1,312,655,000
5 5 Saskatchewan Wheat Pool Inc. $1,385,730,000
(now Viterra)
6 4 Canpotex Ltd. NP
7 6 Saskatchewan Power Corporation $1,326,000.000
8 13 SaskEnergy $969,800,000
9 8 SaskTel $982,198,000
10 9 Brandt Group of Companies $859,733,000
11 12 Farm Credit Canada $725,107,000
12 10 SGI Canada $801,103,000
13 11 Saskatchewan Liquor and Gaming $740,281,000
Authority
14 -- University of Saskatchewan N/A
15 15 Saskatoon Health Region $617,000,000
16 14 Co-operators Life Insurance $690,700,000
Company
17 16 Regina Qu'Appelle Health $595,000,000
Region
18 18 Mega Group Inc. $460,000,000
19 17 Nexen Inc. (Sask. Division) $553,377,000
20 19 Saskferco Products Inc. $414,733,669
21 20 SaskCentral
22 21 Saskatchewan Workers'
Compensation Board
23 23 Siemens Transportation Group
24 22 Interprovincial Co-operative
Ltd.
25 25 Concentra Financial Services
Association
26 24 AREVA Resources Canada Inc.
27 32 Harvard Developments Inc., A
Hill Company
28 30 Redhead Group of Companies
29 28 Saskatoon Co-operative
Association Ltd.
30 26 Concorde Group of Companies
31 41 Conexus
32 29 Saskatchewan Housing
Corporation
33 34 CUETS
34 33 Yanke Group of Companies
35 -- Investment Saskatchewan
36 35 SIAST
37 37 PIC Investment Group Inc.
38 36 Pioneer Co-operative
Association Ltd.
39 31 Dundee Developments/Homes By
Dundee
40 44 SIGA
41 39 Big Sky Farms Inc.
42 42 Prince Albert Co-operative
Association Ltd.
43 43 PCL Construction Group Inc.
(Sask. Division)
44 45 Saskatchewan Gaming
Corporation
45 47 Saskatchewan Blue Cross
46 46 Sherwood Co-operative
Association Ltd.
47 48 Vecima Networks Inc.
48 69 Rutter Hinz
49 50 Supreme Office Products Ltd.
50 55 Doepker Industries Ltd.
51 49 South West Terminal
52 54 Lloydminster & District Co-
operative Association Ltd.
53 94 Innovation Credit Union
54 53 CAA Saskatchewan
55 51 Uponor Ltd.
56 64 FirstSask Credit Union
57 -- Sask Municipal Hail Insurance
Association
58 58 ClearTech
59 56 Yorkton Co-operative
Association Ltd.
60 62 Weyburn Inland Terminal Ltd.
61 61 Information Services
Corporation of Saskatchewan
62 78 Synergy Credit Union
63 66 Battlefords & District Co-
operative Association Ltd.
64 60 Partners in Planning Financial
Group
65 63 Prairie West Terminal
66 65 Hitachi Canadian Industries
Ltd.
67 80 North West Terminal Ltd.
68 59 Hodgins Auctioneers
69 68 Access Communications
70 71 DirectWest Corporation
71 75 Claude Resources Inc.
72 -- Affinity Credit Union
73 67 Pound-Maker Agventures
74 74 Pineland Co-operative
Association Ltd.
75 77 Weyburn Co-operative
Association Ltd.
76 76 Moose Jaw Co-operative
Association Ltd.
77 57 SED Systems
78 89 Superior Cabinets
79 81 Saskatchewan Research Council
80 82 Group Medical Services
81 86 Meadow Lake Co-operative
Association Ltd.
82 87 Southern Plains Co-operative
Association Ltd.
83 93 Westridge Construction Ltd.
84 90 CP Distributors/United Group
85 84 Saskatchewan Mutual Insurance
Company
86 98 Northern Resource Trucking
87 96 Delta Co-operative Association
Ltd.
88 52 Melfort Co-operative
Association Ltd.
89 92 Crestline Coach
90 85 Kitsaki Management Limited
Partnership
91 95 Kindersley & District Co-
operative Association Ltd.
92 97 Southland Co-operative
Association Ltd.
93 72 NorSask Forest Products Inc.
94 70 Co-operative Hail Insurance
Co. Ltd.
95 -- Jay's Moving & Storage Ltd.
96 -- Northern Steel Industries
97 TS5 Beeland Co-operative
Association Ltd.
98 TS2 Prairie Co-operative
Association Ltd.
99 TS8 Panther Industries Inc.
100 TS1 Shaunavon Co-operative
Association Ltd.
Sask.-
based
Rank 2006 CEO/President Employees
1 1 Federated Co-operatives Ltd. Arthur R. Postle 1350
2 3 IPSCO Inc. David Sutherland 1000
3 2 PotashCorp William J. Doyle 1529
4 7 Cameco Corporation Jerry Grandey 1360
5 5 Saskatchewan Wheat Pool Inc. Mayo Schmidt 1600
(now Viterra)
6 4 Canpotex Ltd. Steve Dechka 53
7 6 Saskatchewan Power Corporation Pat Youzwa 2458
8 13 SaskEnergy Doug Kelln 1031
9 8 SaskTel Robert Watson 4025
10 9 Brandt Group of Companies Gavin Semple 550
11 12 Farm Credit Canada John Ryan 676
12 10 SGI Canada Jon Schubert 1648
13 11 Saskatchewan Liquor and Gaming Barry C. Lacey 910
Authority
14 -- University of Saskatchewan Peter MacKinnon 7500
15 15 Saskatoon Health Region Maura Davies 11300
16 14 Co-operators Life Insurance Kevin Daniel 650
Company
17 16 Regina Qu'Appelle Health Dwight Nelson 9550
Region
18 18 Mega Group Inc. Michael Graydon 42
19 17 Nexen Inc. (Sask. Division) Charlie Fischer 125
20 19 Saskferco Products Inc. Fred Gill 152
21 20 SaskCentral Sid Bildfell 92
22 21 Saskatchewan Workers' Peter Federko 406
Compensation Board
23 23 Siemens Transportation Group Erwen Siemens 1020
24 22 Interprovincial Co-operative Arthur R. Postle N/A
Ltd.
25 25 Concentra Financial Services Myrna Bentley 439
Association
26 24 AREVA Resources Canada Inc. Donald R. Ching 137
27 32 Harvard Developments Inc., A Paul J. Hill 250
Hill Company
28 30 Redhead Group of Companies Gary L. Redhead 333
29 28 Saskatoon Co-operative Gerard Muyres -675
Association Ltd.
30 26 Concorde Group of Companies L. David Dube 450
31 41 Conexus Ross McClelland 1078
32 29 Saskatchewan Housing Darrell Jones N/A
Corporation
33 34 CUETS Stan Kuss 256
34 33 Yanke Group of Companies Russel Marcoux 288
35 -- Investment Saskatchewan Cliff Baylak 6
36 35 SIAST Dr. Robert G. 1491
McCulloch
37 37 PIC Investment Group Inc. James Yuel 104
38 36 Pioneer Co-operative Stuart Dyrland 380
Association Ltd.
39 31 Dundee Developments/Homes By Joel Teal 45
Dundee
40 44 SIGA Zane Hansen 1200
41 39 Big Sky Farms Inc. Florian Possberg 485
42 42 Prince Albert Co-operative Dave Marchant 400
Association Ltd.
43 43 PCL Construction Group Inc. Ross Grieve 67
(Sask. Division)
44 45 Saskatchewan Gaming M.L. (Marty) 1010
Corporation Klyne
45 47 Saskatchewan Blue Cross G.N. Arnie Arnott 113
46 46 Sherwood Co-operative Michael Schindel 321
Association Ltd.
47 48 Vecima Networks Inc. Dr. Surinder 611
Kumar
48 69 Rutter Hinz Ryan Hinz 30
49 50 Supreme Office Products Ltd. Brian Mikuliak 172
50 55 Doepker Industries Ltd. Gurcan Kocdag 450
51 49 South West Terminal Mark Schell 25
52 54 Lloydminster & District Co- Don Stephenson 95
operative Association Ltd.
53 94 Innovation Credit Union Fred Townley- 370
McKay
54 53 CAA Saskatchewan Fred Titanich 240
55 51 Uponor Ltd. Anders Tollsten 42
56 64 FirstSask Credit Union George Keter 301
57 -- Sask Municipal Hail Insurance Murray Otterson 120
Association
58 58 ClearTech Randy Bracewell 40
59 56 Yorkton Co-operative Bruce Thurston 120
Association Ltd.
60 62 Weyburn Inland Terminal Ltd. Rob Davies 59
61 61 Information Services Mark MacLeod 253
Corporation of Saskatchewan
62 78 Synergy Credit Union Les Messmer 232
63 66 Battlefords & District Co- Pat Smith 185
operative Association Ltd.
64 60 Partners in Planning Financial William K. 61
Group Doherty
65 63 Prairie West Terminal Charlene Bradley 17
66 65 Hitachi Canadian Industries Tom Kishchuk 300
Ltd.
67 80 North West Terminal Ltd. Jason Skinner 19
68 59 Hodgins Auctioneers Barrie Jung 25
69 68 Access Communications Jim Deane 200
70 71 DirectWest Corporation Gord Farmer 123
71 75 Claude Resources Inc. Neil McMillan 206
72 -- Affinity Credit Union Mark Lane 260
73 67 Pound-Maker Agventures Brad Wildeman 50
74 74 Pineland Co-operative Greg Schoonbaert 135
Association Ltd.
75 77 Weyburn Co-operative Don Kraft 152
Association Ltd.
76 76 Moose Jaw Co-operative Gerry Onyskevitch 120
Association Ltd.
77 57 SED Systems Brent McConnell 220
78 89 Superior Cabinets Linda Larre 231
79 81 Saskatchewan Research Council Dr. Laurier 330
Schramm
80 82 Group Medical Services Shirley Raab 77
81 86 Meadow Lake Co-operative Allan Halter 100
Association Ltd.
82 87 Southern Plains Co-operative Robert Declercq 120
Association Ltd.
83 93 Westridge Construction Ltd. Leon Friesen 80
84 90 CP Distributors/United Group Scott Suppes 50
85 84 Saskatchewan Mutual Insurance Randy Trost 50
Company
86 98 Northern Resource Trucking Chief Tammy Cook 125
Searson
87 96 Delta Co-operative Association Dean McKim 125
Ltd.
88 52 Melfort Co-operative Gordon Dmytruk 115
Association Ltd.
89 92 Crestline Coach Tim Morrow 150
90 85 Kitsaki Management Limited Russell Roberts 650
Partnership
91 95 Kindersley & District Co- Rod MacDiarmid 85
operative Association Ltd.
92 97 Southland Co-operative Kenneth Bahuaud 115
Association Ltd.
93 72 NorSask Forest Products Inc. Allen Brander 131
94 70 Co-operative Hail Insurance Denis Stumph 6
Co. Ltd.
95 -- Jay's Moving & Storage Ltd. Dennis Doehl 390
96 -- Northern Steel Industries Doug Snider 120
97 TS5 Beeland Co-operative Wayne A. Pearson 96
Association Ltd.
98 TS2 Prairie Co-operative Chris Paradis 103
Association Ltd.
99 TS8 Panther Industries Inc. Jack Schneider 45
100 TS1 Shaunavon Co-operative Don Declercq 75
Association Ltd.
Rank 2006 Major Shareholders
1 1 Federated Co-operatives Ltd. Retail Co-operatives in
Western Canada
2 3 IPSCO Inc. Widely Held
3 2 PotashCorp Widely Held
4 7 Cameco Corporation Widely Held
5 5 Saskatchewan Wheat Pool Inc. Widely Held
(now Viterra)
6 4 Canpotex Ltd. Agrium Inc., Mosaic Canada
Crop Nutrition, LP,
PotashCorp
7 6 Saskatchewan Power Corporation Government of Saskatchewan
8 13 SaskEnergy Government of Saskatchewan
9 8 SaskTel Government of Saskatchewan
10 9 Brandt Group of Companies Gavin Semple, Shaun Semple
11 12 Farm Credit Canada Government of Canada
12 10 SGI Canada Government of Saskatchewan
13 11 Saskatchewan Liquor and Gaming Government of Saskatchewan
Authority
14 -- University of Saskatchewan Government of Saskatchewan
15 15 Saskatoon Health Region Government of Saskatchewan
16 14 Co-operators Life Insurance The Co-operators Group
Company Limited
17 16 Regina Qu'Appelle Health Government of Saskatchewan
Region
18 18 Mega Group Inc. Privately Held
19 17 Nexen Inc. (Sask. Division) Widely Held
20 19 Saskferco Products Inc. Investment Saskatchewan
Inc., Mosaic Canada
21 20 SaskCentral Saskatchewan Credit Unions
22 21 Saskatchewan Workers' N/A
Compensation Board
23 23 Siemens Transportation Group Erwen Siemens
24 22 Interprovincial Co-operative Regional Co-operatives
Ltd. Across Canada
25 25 Concentra Financial Services Credit Union Centrals of SK,
Association AB, MB & Canada, Co-
operators Insurance, Cumis
Insurance
26 24 AREVA Resources Canada Inc. AREVA S.A. (France)
27 32 Harvard Developments Inc., A Fred Hill, Paul Hill
Hill Company
28 30 Redhead Group of Companies Gary L. Redhead
29 28 Saskatoon Co-operative Member Owned
Association Ltd.
30 26 Concorde Group of Companies L. David Dube, Leslie Dube,
Irene Dube
31 41 Conexus Member Owned
32 29 Saskatchewan Housing Government of Saskatchewan
Corporation
33 34 CUETS Credit Union Central of
Saskatchewan, Credit Union
Central of Alberta
34 33 Yanke Group of Companies Russel Marcoux, Bonnie
Marcoux
35 -- Investment Saskatchewan Government of Saskatchewan
36 35 SIAST Government of Saskatchewan
37 37 PIC Investment Group Inc. James Yuel, Greg Yuel
38 36 Pioneer Co-operative Member Owned
Association Ltd.
39 31 Dundee Developments/Homes By Dundee Realty Corporation
Dundee
40 44 SIGA FSIN--74 First Nations of
Saskatchewan
41 39 Big Sky Farms Inc. ISI, SGGF, SEIF, Management
Group
42 42 Prince Albert Co-operative Member Owned
Association Ltd.
43 43 PCL Construction Group Inc. Employee Owned
(Sask. Division)
44 45 Saskatchewan Gaming Government of Saskatchewan
Corporation
45 47 Saskatchewan Blue Cross Non-Share Capital
46 46 Sherwood Co-operative Member Owned
Association Ltd.
47 48 Vecima Networks Inc. Dr. Surinder Kumar, Dr. Hugh
Wood
48 69 Rutter Hinz Rutter Inc.
49 50 Supreme Office Products Ltd. Doreen Bosche, Derek Bosche,
Diana Bosche
50 55 Doepker Industries Ltd. Dave Doepker, Lionel
Doepker, Randy Doepker
51 49 South West Terminal Widely Held
52 54 Lloydminster & District Co- Member Owned
operative Association Ltd.
53 94 Innovation Credit Union Member Owned
54 53 CAA Saskatchewan Member Owned
55 51 Uponor Ltd. Hot Water Systems North
America Inc.
56 64 FirstSask Credit Union Member Owned
57 -- Sask Municipal Hail Insurance Policy Holders
Association
58 58 ClearTech PIC Investment Group Inc.
59 56 Yorkton Co-operative Member Owned
Association Ltd.
60 62 Weyburn Inland Terminal Ltd. Widely Held
61 61 Information Services Government of Saskatchewan
Corporation of Saskatchewan
62 78 Synergy Credit Union Member Owned
63 66 Battlefords & District Co- Member Owned
operative Association Ltd.
64 60 Partners in Planning Financial ECI Investments Ltd.
Group
65 63 Prairie West Terminal Widely Held
66 65 Hitachi Canadian Industries Hitachi Ltd., Japan
Ltd.
67 80 North West Terminal Ltd. Widely Held
68 59 Hodgins Auctioneers Grant Hodgins, Barrie Jung
69 68 Access Communications Co-operative
70 71 DirectWest Corporation SaskTel
71 75 Claude Resources Inc. Widely Held
72 -- Affinity Credit Union Member Owned
73 67 Pound-Maker Agventures Pound-Maker Investments
74 74 Pineland Co-operative Member Owned
Association Ltd.
75 77 Weyburn Co-operative Member Owned
Association Ltd.
76 76 Moose Jaw Co-operative Member Owned
Association Ltd.
77 57 SED Systems Calian Technologies Ltd.
78 89 Superior Cabinets Linda Larre
79 81 Saskatchewan Research Council Government of Saskatchewan
80 82 Group Medical Services Privately Held
81 86 Meadow Lake Co-operative Member Owned
Association Ltd.
82 87 Southern Plains Co-operative Member Owned
Association Ltd.
83 93 Westridge Construction Ltd. Leon Friesen, Craig Phillips
84 90 CP Distributors/United Group Scott Suppes, Kevin Suppes
85 84 Saskatchewan Mutual Insurance Policy Holders
Company
86 98 Northern Resource Trucking Kitsaki Development Corp.,
Trimac Transportation,
Denesuline Development
Corp.
87 96 Delta Co-operative Association Member Owned
Ltd.
88 52 Melfort Co-operative Member Owned
Association Ltd.
89 92 Crestline Coach Tim Morrow, Geoff Booth,
Daryl Bitz, Prairie
Ventures, Sask Works,
Kensington Capital
90 85 Kitsaki Management Limited Lac La Ronge Indian Band
Partnership
91 95 Kindersley & District Co- Member Owned
operative Association Ltd.
92 97 Southland Co-operative Member Owned
Association Ltd.
93 72 NorSask Forest Products Inc. Meadow Lake Tribal Council
94 70 Co-operative Hail Insurance Member Owned
Co. Ltd.
95 -- Jay's Moving & Storage Ltd. Dennis Doehl, Arlene Doehl
96 -- Northern Steel Industries Vicwest Operations Limited
Partnership
97 TS5 Beeland Co-operative Member Owned
Association Ltd.
98 TS2 Prairie Co-operative Member Owned
Association Ltd.
99 TS8 Panther Industries Inc. PIC Investment Group Inc.
100 TS1 Shaunavon Co-operative Member Owned
Association Ltd.
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