Top 100: Saskatchewan's top 100 companies of 2006.One effective mechanism for tracking changes in an entire economy is to assess the performance of the players who make up the marketplace. 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 similar to tracking a sports team's performance by tracking player statistics. That's the role of the annual assessment of Saskatchewan's Top 100 Companies--to provide a yearly snapshot (1) A saved copy of memory including the contents of all memory bytes, hardware registers and status indicators. It is periodically taken in order to restore the system in the event of failure. (2) A saved copy of a file before it is updated. of who is on the rise and who isn't is·n't Contraction of is not. isn't is not isn't be , which sectors are blossoming and which are marking time. [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] It also offers the player roster, tracking who has left the team and who has been added. Missing from this year's lineup A criminal investigation technique in which the police arrange a number of individuals in a row before a witness to a crime and ask the witness to identify which, if any, of the individuals committed the crime. are firms such as Weyerhaeuser This article is about the company. For the village by this name, see Weyerhaeuser, Wisconsin. Weyerhaeuser is one of the largest pulp and paper companies in the world; the world's largest private owner of softwood timberland; and the second largest owner and Mitchell's Gourmet Foods. One closed its major operations. The other, while still a major player in the local market, as part of a national firm, no longer disclosing details on the portion of its business that is done in Saskatchewan Saskatchewan, province, Canada Saskatchewan (səskăch`əwən, –wän', săs'–), province (2001 pop. 978,933), 251,700 sq mi (651,903 sq km), W Canada. . Perhaps the most significant highlight of this year's survey is the meteoric me·te·or·ic adj. 1. Of, relating to, or formed by a meteoroid. 2. Of or relating to the earth's atmosphere. 3. rise of 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. Group. A diversified diversified (di·verˑ·s player in the industrial and agricultural equipment fields, it moved several years ago to establish itself throughout Western Canada
Western Canada, commonly referred to as the West as it saw the potential for gigantic gi·gan·tic adj. 1. Relating to or suggestive of a giant. 2. a. Exceedingly large of its kind: a gigantic toadstool. b. growth in the energy field. That foresight (graphics, tool) Foresight - A software product from Nu Thena providing graphical modelling tools for high level system design and simulation. is now yielding huge payback Payback The length of time it takes to recover the initial cost of a project, without regard to the time value of money. as the firm's revenue has pushed well beyond $800 million and putting it in Saskatchewan's top 10, rubbing rubbing, v creating friction and heat by drawing the hands across the body at varying speeds, rhythms, and depths. Benefits include muscle elongation, tension release, and increased flexibility. shoulders with Crown corporations and industrial interests such as IPSCO, the Wheat Pool and 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 . As a privately held, family-owned company Brandt has emerged as the newest member of the elite first string as its sales outpaced combined gross revenues for liquor liquor /li·quor/ (lik´er) (li´kwor) pl. liquors, liquo´res [L.] 1. a liquid, especially an aqueous solution containing a medicinal substance. 2. and gambling gambling or gaming, betting of money or valuables on, and often participation in, games of chance (some involving degrees of skill). In England and in the United States, gambling was not a common-law crime if conducted privately. in the province, farm lending across the country and even natural gas consumption in Saskatchewan. To fully appreciate Brandt's achievement, a quick scan of the top half of this list shows fewer than one in five of our senior players is a closely held A phrase used to describe the ownership, management, and operation of a corporation by a small group of people. In a closely held corporation, the same people often act as shareholders, directors, and officers, and no outside investors exist. , family-owed business. To put it another way, 80 per cent of our largest companies are government owned, widely held with shareholders beyond the borders of the province or are capitalized Capitalized Recorded in asset accounts and then depreciated or amortized, as is appropriate for expenditures for items with useful lives longer than one year. through a cooperative cooperative Organization owned by and operated for the benefit of those using its services. Cooperatives have been successful in such fields as the processing and marketing of farm products and the purchasing of other kinds of equipment and raw materials, and in the structure. It also speaks to the 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 concern about the number of companies with Saskatchewan head offices. The most visible example is the petroleum industry. While we have abundant oil and gas supplies and production, we have only a handful of companies headquartered in Saskatchewan and all of them are relatively small. Investment decisions affecting our province are, for the most part, consequently made outside Saskatchewan. Back when he was premier in Alberta Alberta (ălbûr`tə), province (2001 pop. 2,974,807), 255,285 sq mi (661,188 sq km), including 6,485 sq mi (16,796 sq km) of water surface, W Canada. Peter Lougheed Lougheed is an Irish surname of Scottish origins, meaning head of the lake. While quite rare in Ireland itself, it is especially common in Canada, due to 19th and 20th century immigration from Ireland. decided to focus on developing policies that would lead to corporate head offices being located in that province. As he put it in an interview a few years back, he didn't did·n't Contraction of did not. didn't did not didn't do like having to fly to Toronto Toronto (tərŏn`tō), city (1998 est pop. 2,400,000), provincial capital, S Ont., Canada, on Lake Ontario. Toronto is the largest city in Canada and since the 1970s has been one of the fastest-changing cities in North America, experiencing to talk with CEOs who were making decisions impacting his province. Actually there was a joke A joke is a short story or ironic depiction of a situation communicated with the intent of being humorous. It can also be used a slang term for a person who is not taken seriously by others in general or is known as being a failure. in Alberta during his years that Lougheed would check the watch of a CEO (1) (Chief Executive Officer) The highest individual in command of an organization. Typically the president of the company, the CEO reports to the Chairman of the Board. who visited his office. If the businessperson had changed his watch to be on Alberta time, Lougheed would give the conversation more weight. If the individual's watch was still set to Toronto time then it was reasonably clear the meeting was a courtesy Courtesy Boy Scouts youth organization, ever ready to perform good deeds. [Am. Hist.: Jameson, 59] Castiglione, Baldassare (1478–1529) author of The Courtier, Renaissance bible of etiquette. [Ital. Lit. call as the executive wasn't was·n't Contraction of was not. wasn't was not wasn't be going to be around town long enough to bother adjusting to the new time zone. In recent years Calgary Calgary (kăl`gərē), city (1991 pop. 710,677), S Alta., Canada, at the confluence of the Bow and Elbow rivers. The largest city in Alberta and the fastest-growing major city in Canada, Calgary is a corporate, transportation, and financial , which now has more people than Saskatchewan, has become the nation's second-most important business centre in a measure of head offices with the likes of Imperial Oil and CP Rail being among the big ones to move west from Toronto. Basically, it took 25 years for Lougheed's policy initiative to show big results but today that province is enjoying the benefits. And some of those benefits can be tracked in nontraditional Adj. 1. nontraditional - not conforming to or in accord with tradition; "nontraditional designs"; "nontraditional practices" untraditional traditional - consisting of or derived from tradition; "traditional history"; "traditional morality" places. A quick scan of major institutions in this province is one example: Conexus Arts Centre The Conexus Arts Centre, formerly known from 1970 till 2006 as the Saskatchewan Centre of the Arts, is a theatre complex located within Wascana Centre in Regina, Saskatchewan. , Credit Union Centre Credit Union Centre, formerly known as Saskatchewan Place or SaskPlace, is an arena located in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada. Situated near the city's northern entrance, the facility opened in February, 1988 with a seating capacity of around 7,800. , TCU (Transmission Control Unit) A communications control unit controlled by the computer that does not execute internally stored programs. Contrast with front end processor, which executes its own instructions. Place, Brandt Centre The seating capacity of the Brandt Centre is 7,000. External links
Current arenas in the Western Hockey League Eastern Conference Western Conference , IPSCO Place, Mosaic Stadium. All these institutions, major pieces of Saskatchewan's fabric, by selling naming rights Naming rights are the right to name a piece of property, either tangible property or an event, usually granted in exchange for financial considerations. Institutions like schools, places of worship and hospitals have a tradition of granting donors the right to name facilities in to corporations have found a new source of funding to underwrite To insure; to sell an issue of stocks and bonds or to guarantee the purchase of unsold stocks and bonds after a public issue. The word underwrite has two meanings. operations or major capital development. Without these organizations, you and I would have been footing the bill for upgrades to these public facilities through our tax dollars because they are, after all, public-owned facilities. By engaging corporate supporters This article is about supporters in heraldry. For the use in British English meaning supporting sports teams, see fan (person). In heraldry, supporters are figures usually placed on either side of the shield and depicted holding it up. , it is their customers--often buyers outside Saskatchewan--who fund these upgrades to our institutions. But you can only use someone else's money when you have substantial head offices resident in this province. Tracking the Top 100 commercial organizations annually provides a report card on the number of firms that are leaving or being bought up compared to the number of new ones entering the marketplace. And, given the strength of our economy these days--as seen in the significant revenue growth experienced by most of the players on this year's list--the case for attracting additional players has never been better. Introduction by Paul Paul, 1901–64, king of the Hellenes (1947–64), brother and successor of George II. He married (1938) Princess Frederika of Brunswick. During Paul's reign Greece followed a pro-Western policy, and the Cyprus question was temporarily resolved. Martin
Rank 2005 Location Gross Sales
1 2 Federated Saskatoon $4,780,552,000
Co-operatives
Ltd.
2 1 PotashCorp Saskatoon $4,678,964,640*
3 3 IPSCO Regina $3,685,086,000*
4 4 Canpotex Ltd. Saskatoon NP
5 5 Saskatchewan Regina $1,385,730,000
Wheat Pool
6 6 Saskatchewan Regina $1,326,000,000
Power Corporation
7 7 Cameco Saskatoon $1,312,655,000
Corporation
8 8 SaskTel Regina $982,198,000
9 13 Brandt Group of Regina $859,733,000
Companies
10 9 SGI Regina $801,103,000
11 10 Saskatchewan Regina $740,281,000
Liquor and Gaming
Authority
12 15 Farm Credit Regina $725,107,000
Canada
13 11 Sask Energy Inc. Regina $696,800,000
14 14 Co-operators Life Regina $690,700,000
Insurance Company
15 16 Saskatoon Health Saskatoon $617,000,000
Region
16 17 Regina Qu'Appelle Regina $595,000,000
Health Region
17 18 Nexen Inc. (Sask. Calgary $553,377,000
Division)
18 19 Mega Group Inc. Saskatoon $460,000,000
19 20 Saskferco Regina $414,733,669
Products Inc.
20 22 SaskCentral Regina $286,664,000
21 24 Saskatchewan Regina $258,500,000
Workers'
Compensation
Board
22 23 Interprovincial Saskatoon $255,438,000
Co-operatives
Ltd.
23 25 Siemens Saskatoon NP
Transportation
Group
24 26 Cogema Resources Saskatoon $250,000,000
Inc.
25 33 Concentra Saskatoon $195,911,000
Financial
26 30 Concorde Group of Saskatoon $180,878,000
Companies
27 27 Meadow Lake Pulp Meadow Lake NP
Ltd.
28 31 Saskatoon Co- Saskatoon $169,815,000
operative
Association Ltd.
29 29 Saskatchewan Regina $167,335,000
Housing
Corporation
30 36 Redhead Group of Regina $162,631,000
Companies
31 46 Dundee Saskatoon $161,600,000
Developments/
Homes By Dundee
32 28 Harvard Regina NP
Developments
Inc., A Hill
Company
33 38 Yanke Group of Saskatoon NP
Companies
34 22 CUETS Regina NP
35 35 SIAST Saskatoon $154,500,000
36 39 Pioneer Co- Swift $143,572,347
operative Current
Association Ltd.
37 41 PIC Investment Saskatoon $137,055,000
Group Inc.
38 37 UPE Group (United Saskatoon NP
Pharmacists)
39 45 Big Sky Farms Humboldt $126,400,000
40 40 Dominion Regina $122,842,902
Construction
(Sask. Division)
41 42 Conexus Regina $113,705,000
42 47 Prince Albert Co- Prince $113,515,000
operative Albert
Association Ltd.
43 -- PCL Construction Edmonton $110,000,000
(Sask. Division)
44 44 SIGA Saskatoon $104,457,377
45 43 Saskatchewan Regina $94,600,000
Gaming
Corporation
46 50 Sherwood Co- Regina $83,306,654
operative
Association Ltd.
47 51 Saskatchewan Blue Saskatoon $80,200,000
Cross
48 64 Vcom Inc. Saskatoon NP
49 52 South West Gull Lake $64,345,285
Terminal Ltd.
50 53 Supreme Office Regina $63,300,000
Products Ltd.
51 63 Uponor Canada Regina $62,576,118
Inc.
52 92 Melfort & Melfort $59,000,000
District Co-
operative
Association Ltd.
53 54 CAA Saskatchewan Regina $58,615,243
54 56 Lloydminster & Lloydminster $54,556,817
District Co-
operative
Association Ltd.
55 73 Doepker Annaheim $53,000,000
Industries
56 59 Yorkton Co- Yorkton $51,124,000
operative
Association Ltd.
57 49 SED Systems Saskatoon $50,300,000
58 60 ClearTech Saskatoon $47,700,000
59 65 Hodgins Melfort $46,075,803
Auctioneers
60 70 Partners in Regina $46,072,163
Planning
Financial Group
Ltd.
61 -- Information Regina $45,800,000
Services
Corporation (ISC)
62 68 Weyburn Inland Weyburn $45,000,145
Terminal Ltd.
63 91 Prairie West Plenty $43,546,176
Terminal Ltd.
64 66 Saskatoon Credit Saskatoon $43,272,000
Union
65 75 Hitachi Canadian Saskatoon $42,832,158
Industries Ltd.
66 71 Battlefords & North $41,908,000
District Co- Battleford
operative
Association Ltd.
67 57 Pound-Maker Lanigan $41,572,000
Agventures
68 69 Access Regina $41,562,498
Communications
Co-operative Ltd.
69 80 Hinz Automation Saskatoon $38,198,718
Inc.
70 76 Co-operative Hail Regina $38,100,000
Insurance Co.
Ltd.
71 72 DirectWest Regina $37,121,000
Corporation
72 58 Norsask Forest Meadow Lake NP
Products
73 74 Lakeland Ford Prince $36,243,770
Sales Ltd. Albert
74 84 Pineland Co- Nipawin $34,310,814
operative
Association Ltd.
75 79 Claude Resources Saskatoon $34,300,000
Inc.
76 83 Moose Jaw Co- Moose Jaw $33,884,928
operative
Association Ltd.
77 85 Weyburn Co- Weyburn $33,716,000
operative
Association Ltd.
78 78 Lloydminster Lloydminster $33,640,000
Credit Union
79 82 International Saskatoon $33,550,000
Road Dynamics
80 61 North West Unity $32,373,022
Terminal Ltd.
81 90 Saskatchewan Saskatoon $32,140,000
Research Council
82 87 Group Medical Regina NP
Services
83 81 Lloydminster Lloydminster $31,052,000
Maintenance Ltd.
84 100 Saskatchewan Saskatoon $31,010,000
Mutual Insurance
Company
85 -- Kitsaki La Ronge $30,662,252
Management Ltd.
Partnership
86 89 Meadow Lake Co- Meadow Lake $30,655,500
operative
Association Ltd.
87 93 Southern Plains Estevan $30,598,000
Co-operative
Association Ltd.
88 77 Raider Industries Moose Jaw $30,473,000
89 95 Superior Cabinets Saskatoon $30,282,000
90 98 CP Distributors Saskatoon $30,100,000
Ltd.
91 86 Mercury Graphics Saskatoon $30,000,000
92 88 Crestline Coach Saskatoon $29,248,109
Ltd.
93 97 Westridge Regina $27,391,958
Construction Ltd.
94 TS21 Southwest Credit Swift $27,000,000
Union Current
95 TS5 Kindersley & Kindersley $26,698,000
District Co-
operative
Association Ltd.
96 99 Delta Co- Unity $26,644,211
operative
Association Ltd.
97 TS3 Southland Co- Assiniboia $25,971,135
operative
Association Ltd.
98 -- Northern Resource Saskatoon $25,680,000
Trucking Limited
Partnership
99 TS6 Spectra Credit Estevan $24,573,301
Union
100 TS4 PrintWest Saskatoon $24,000,000
2005 Gross Sask-based
Rank Sales CEO/President Employees
1 Federated 4,177,798,000 Wayne H. Thompson 1350
Co-operatives
Ltd.
2 PotashCorp 4,247,244,040 William J. Doyle 1451
3 IPSCO 3,189,798,000 David Sutherland 900
4 Canpotex Ltd. NP Steve Dechka 52
5 Saskatchewan 1,407,297,000 Mayo Schmidt 1600
Wheat Pool
6 Saskatchewan 1,257,000,000 Pat Youzwa 2425
Power Corporation
7 Cameco 1,048,000,000 Jerry Grandey 1200
Corporation
8 SaskTel 932,358,000 Robert Watson 3508
9 Brandt Group of 662,308,000 Gavin Semple 421
Companies
10 SGI 779,856,000 Jon Schubert 1649
11 Saskatchewan 737,423,000 Sandra Morgan 910
Liquor and Gaming
Authority
12 Farm Credit 627,844,000 John Ryan 427
Canada
13 Sask Energy Inc. 704,500,000 Doug Kelln 983
14 Co-operators Life 637,732,000 Dan Thornton 608
Insurance Company
15 Saskatoon Health 580,000,000 Maura Davies 11250
Region
16 Regina Qu'Appelle 542,333,754 Dwight Nelson 9500
Health Region
17 Nexen Inc. (Sask. 529,700,000 Charlie Fischer 100
Division)
18 Mega Group Inc. 427,000,000 Michael Graydon 40
19 Saskferco 414,161,977 Fred Gill 140
Products Inc.
20 SaskCentral 286,915,000 Sid Bildfell Peter 89
21 Saskatchewan Federko 423
Workers'
Compensation
Board
22 Interprovincial Wayne H. Thompson N/A
Co-operatives
Ltd.
23 Siemens Erwen Siemens 875
Transportation
Group
24 Cogema Resources Donald Ching 390
Inc.
25 Concentra Myrna J. Bentley 439
Financial
26 Concorde Group of L. David Dube 450
Companies
27 Meadow Lake Pulp Ed Roste 168
Ltd.
28 Saskatoon Co- Gerard Muyers 610
operative
Association Ltd.
29 Saskatchewan Darrell Jones 138
Housing
Corporation
30 Redhead Group of Gary L. Redhead 267
Companies
31 Dundee Joel Teal 47
Developments/
Homes By Dundee
32 Harvard Paul J. Hill 200
Developments
Inc., A Hill
Company
33 Yanke Group of Russel Marcoux 333
Companies
34 CUETS Stan Kuss 352
35 SIAST Dr. Robert G. 1474
McCulloch
36 Pioneer Co- Stuart Dyrland 360
operative
Association Ltd.
37 PIC Investment James Yuel 98
Group Inc.
38 UPE Group (United Thomas P. Smith 80
Pharmacists)
39 Big Sky Farms Florian Possberg 485
40 Dominion Dennis Burnham 175
Construction
(Sask. Division)
41 Conexus Harvey Granatier 877
42 Prince Albert Co- Dave Marchant 416
operative
Association Ltd.
43 PCL Construction Ross Grieve 55
(Sask. Division)
44 SIGA Zane Hansen 1220
45 Saskatchewan M.L. (Marty) Klyne 887
Gaming
Corporation
46 Sherwood Co- Michael Schindel 298
operative
Association Ltd.
47 Saskatchewan Blue G.N. (Arnie) Arnott 101
Cross
48 Vcom Inc. Dr. Surinder Kumar 541
49 South West Mark Schell 25
Terminal Ltd.
50 Supreme Office Brian Mikuliak 174
Products Ltd.
51 Uponor Canada Wade Peterson 44
Inc.
52 Melfort & Gordon Dmytruk 175
District Co-
operative
Association Ltd.
53 CAA Saskatchewan Fred Titanich 235
54 Lloydminster & Don Stephenson 88
District Co-
operative
Association Ltd.
55 Doepker Gurcan Kocdag 350
Industries
56 Yorkton Co- Ron McClenaghan 125
operative
Association Ltd.
57 SED Systems Brent McConnell 200
58 ClearTech Rick Sauter 40
59 Hodgins Barrie Jung 25
Auctioneers
60 Partners in Michael Wolfond 84
Planning
Financial Group
Ltd.
61 Information Mark MacLeod 256
Services
Corporation (ISC)
62 Weyburn Inland Rob Davies 59
Terminal Ltd.
63 Prairie West Charlene Bradley 16
Terminal Ltd.
64 Saskatoon Credit George Keter 207
Union
65 Hitachi Canadian Takamitsu Nakazaki 300
Industries Ltd.
66 Battlefords & Pat Smith 180
District Co-
operative
Association Ltd.
67 Pound-Maker Brad Wildeman 48
Agventures
68 Access Jim Deane 200
Communications
Co-operative Ltd.
69 Hinz Automation Ryan Hinz 30
Inc.
70 Co-operative Hail Denis Stumph 6
Insurance Co.
Ltd.
71 DirectWest Gord Farmer 110
Corporation
72 Norsask Forest Allen Brander 140
Products
73 Lakeland Ford Dennis Balon 59
Sales Ltd.
74 Pineland Co- Greg Schoonbaert 135
operative
Association Ltd.
75 Claude Resources Neil McMillan 150
Inc.
76 Moose Jaw Co- Gerry Onyskevitch 100
operative
Association Ltd.
77 Weyburn Co- Don Kraft 153
operative
Association Ltd.
78 Lloydminster Les Messmer 187
Credit Union
79 International Terry Bergan 141
Road Dynamics
80 North West Jason Skinner 18
Terminal Ltd.
81 Saskatchewan Dr. Laurier Schramm 297
Research Council
82 Group Medical Shirley Raab 56
Services
83 Lloydminster Willard Kondro 200
Maintenance Ltd.
84 Saskatchewan Randy Trost 49
Mutual Insurance
Company
85 Kitsaki Russell Roberts 591
Management Ltd.
Partnership
86 Meadow Lake Co- Allan J. Halter 100
operative
Association Ltd.
87 Southern Plains Bob Declercq 120
Co-operative
Association Ltd.
88 Raider Industries Kim Onrait 200
89 Superior Cabinets Linda Larre 254
90 CP Distributors Scott Suppes 35
Ltd.
91 Mercury Graphics Gord Bayda 177
92 Crestline Coach Tim Morrow 102
Ltd.
93 Westridge Leon Friesen 75
Construction Ltd.
94 Southwest Credit Fred Townley-McKay 200
Union
95 Kindersley & Rod MacDiarmid 90
District Co-
operative
Association Ltd.
96 Delta Co- Dean McKim 100
operative
Association Ltd.
97 Southland Co- Kenneth Bahuaud 109
operative
Association Ltd.
98 Northern Resource Rick G. Reynolds 122
Trucking Limited
Partnership
99 Spectra Credit Wayne R. Claypool 135
Union
100 PrintWest Grant Gayton 190
Major
Rank Shareholders
1 Federated Retail Co-operatives in Western Canada
Co-operatives
Ltd.
2 PotashCorp Widely Held
3 IPSCO Widely Held
4 Canpotex Ltd. Agrium Inc., Mosaic Canada, PotashCorp
5 Saskatchewan Widely Held
Wheat Pool
6 Saskatchewan Government of Saskatchewan
Power Corporation
7 Cameco Widely Held
Corporation
8 SaskTel Government of Saskatchewan
9 Brandt Group of Gavin Semple, Shaun Semple
Companies
10 SGI Government of Saskatchewan
11 Saskatchewan Government of Saskatchewan
Liquor and Gaming
Authority
12 Farm Credit Government of Canada
Canada
13 Sask Energy Inc. Government of Saskatchewan
14 Co-operators Life Co-operatives
Insurance Company
15 Saskatoon Health Government of Saskatchewan
Region
16 Regina Qu'Appelle Government of Saskatchewan
Health Region
17 Nexen Inc. (Sask. Jarislowsky Fraser Ltd., Ontario Teachers
Division) Pension Plan Board, Capital Reasearch &
Management Company, Barclays Global Investors.
18 Mega Group Inc. Privately Held Investment
19 Saskferco Saskatchewan Inc, Mosaic Canada
Products Inc.
20 SaskCentral Saskatchewan Credit Unions
21 Saskatchewan N/A
Workers'
Compensation
Board
22 Interprovincial Regional Co-operatives
Co-operatives
Ltd.
23 Siemens Erwen Siemens
Transportation
Group
24 Cogema Resources AREVA S.A. (France)
Inc.
25 Concentra Credit Union Centrals, Co-operatives and Credit
Financial Unions from across Canada
26 Concorde Group of L. David Dube, Leslie Dube and Irene Dube
Companies
27 Meadow Lake Pulp Millar Western Industries Ltd., Investment
Ltd. Saskatchewan
28 Saskatoon Co- Member Owned
operative
Association Ltd.
29 Saskatchewan Government of Sask.
Housing
Corporation
30 Redhead Group of Gary L. Redhead
Companies
31 Dundee Dundee Realty Corporation
Developments/
Homes By Dundee
32 Harvard Fred Hill, Paul Hill
Developments
Inc., A Hill
Company
33 Yanke Group of Russel and Bonnie Marcoux
Companies
34 CUETS Credit Union Central of Saskatchewan, Credit
Union Central of Alberta
35 SIAST Government of Sask.
36 Pioneer Co- Member Owned
operative
Association Ltd.
37 PIC Investment James Yuel, Greg Yuel
Group Inc.
38 UPE Group (United Pharma Choice Independent Drug Stores
Pharmacists)
39 Big Sky Farms ISI, Crown Capital, Management Group and others
40 Dominion SeaCliff Holdings, Employees
Construction
(Sask. Division)
41 Conexus Member Owned
42 Prince Albert Co- Member Owned
operative
Association Ltd.
43 PCL Construction Employee Owned
(Sask. Division)
44 SIGA FSIN, Tribal Councils (Sask), Independent First
Nations
45 Saskatchewan Government of Sask.
Gaming
Corporation
46 Sherwood Co- Member Owned
operative
Association Ltd.
47 Saskatchewan Blue Non-Share Capital
Cross
48 Vcom Inc. Dr. Surinder Kumar, Dr. Hugh Woo
49 South West Cargill
Terminal Ltd.
50 Supreme Office Doreen Bosche, Derek Bosche, Dia Bosche
Products Ltd.
51 Uponor Canada Hot Water Systems North America Inc.
Inc.
52 Melfort & Member Owned
District Co-
operative
Association Ltd.
53 CAA Saskatchewan Member Owned
54 Lloydminster & Member Owned
District Co-
operative
Association Ltd.
55 Doepker Dave Doepker, Lionel Doepker, Ra Doepker
Industries
56 Yorkton Co- Member Owned
operative
Association Ltd.
57 SED Systems Calian Technologies Ltd
58 ClearTech PIC Investment Group Inc.
59 Hodgins Grant Hodgins, Barrie Jung
Auctioneers
60 Partners in Michael Wolfond
Planning
Financial Group
Ltd.
61 Information Government of Sask.
Services
Corporation (ISC)
62 Weyburn Inland Widely Held
Terminal Ltd.
63 Prairie West Widely Held
Terminal Ltd.
64 Saskatoon Credit Member Owned
Union
65 Hitachi Canadian Hitachi Ltd., Japan
Industries Ltd.
66 Battlefords & Member Owned
District Co-
operative
Association Ltd.
67 Pound-Maker Pound-Maker Investments
Agventures
68 Access Co-operative
Communications
Co-operative Ltd.
69 Hinz Automation Hinz Automation Holdings Inc.
Inc.
70 Co-operative Hail Member Owned
Insurance Co.
Ltd.
71 DirectWest SaskTel
Corporation
72 Norsask Forest Meadow Lake Tribal Council
Products
73 Lakeland Ford Dennis Balon
Sales Ltd.
74 Pineland Co- Member Owned
operative
Association Ltd.
75 Claude Resources Widely Held
Inc.
76 Moose Jaw Co- Member Owned
operative
Association Ltd.
77 Weyburn Co- Member Owned
operative
Association Ltd.
78 Lloydminster Member Owned
Credit Union
79 International Widely Held
Road Dynamics
80 North West Widely Held
Terminal Ltd.
81 Saskatchewan Government of Sask.
Research Council
82 Group Medical Privately Held
Services
83 Lloydminster Willard Kondro, Bill Musgrave, Faik Bagdadi,
Maintenance Ltd. Murray Peterson
84 Saskatchewan Policy Holders
Mutual Insurance
Company
85 Kitsaki Lac La Ronge Indian Band
Management Ltd.
Partnership
86 Meadow Lake Co- Member Owned
operative
Association Ltd.
87 Southern Plains Member Owned
Co-operative
Association Ltd.
88 Raider Industries Privately Held
89 Superior Cabinets Linda Larre
90 CP Distributors Scott Suppes, Kevin Suppes
Ltd.
91 Mercury Graphics MDC Partners Inc.
92 Crestline Coach Tim Morrow, Geoff Booth, Daryl Bitz, Prairie
Ltd. Ventures, SaskWorks, Kensington Capital
93 Westridge Leon Friesen, Craig Phillips
Construction Ltd.
94 Southwest Credit Member Owned
Union
95 Kindersley & Member Owned
District Co-
operative
Association Ltd.
96 Delta Co- Member Owned
operative
Association Ltd.
97 Southland Co- Member Owned
operative
Association Ltd.
98 Northern Resource Kitsaki Management Ltd. Partnership, Trimac
Trucking Limited Transportation and Denesuline
Partnership Development Corp.
99 Spectra Credit Member Owned
Union
100 PrintWest Employee Owned
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