By Jayson Myers The numbers speak for themselves. Food processing is a major contributor to the economic prosperity of all Canadians. It is the largest manufacturing sector in the country.… Read More
It’s the overnight manufacturing success that’s been millennia in the making By Jeff Baker Biotechnology. Even in 2019, that word alone remains enough to put a shiver down the spines
Saskatchewan food manufacturers use innovative technologies to create healthy products including plant-based proteins, nutritional oils, teas and much more By Joanne Paulson Hurricane Matthew slammed into Haiti, killing more than
When there’s a full spectrum of colour, the world is a more interesting and diverse place By Kimberley Puhach The rainbow and the alphabet. What does LGBTQ2S+ mean, and why
By Derek Lothian I’m a huge fan of political fiction. When the first season of House of Cards debuted on Netflix, I remember binging all 13 episodes back-to-back over the
By Phil Germain In 2008, Saskatchewan had the second worst workplace total injury rate in the country. For every 100 full-time workers, more than 10 workers were injured on the
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By Derek Lothian. The last 12 years of my career have been — in one way, shape, or form — tied to manufacturing on the Prairies. One of my favourite
By Mark Heise. When you think of Regina, Saskatchewan, what do you think of? The Saskatchewan Roughriders? The RCMP Depot? The Italian Star Deli? What about beer? Earlier this year,
Superclusters and economic development. By David Froh. Prairie people have always seen the advantages of our wide-open spaces — they are a blank canvas of opportunity. These endless possibilities have
By Stewart Bellamy. Looking back now on more than five decades in manufacturing, I often think about just how much more may have been accomplished had I — and the
By Ryan Sailer. For us, it never was a decision if we would take over the family business. It’s not like we sat down when we were all 10 or
A look at eight Saskatchewan innovations and how they’ve changed — or are changing — manufacturing and the Canadian economy. By Joanne Paulson. The innovative spirit of Saskatchewan was a
By J. Robert Shanks. Gifted with a rich farming tradition and 40 per cent of Canada’s arable land, Saskatchewan is synonymous with agriculture in the minds of many. But the
