According to a NexGen announcement, multiple drill holes have intersected substantial off-scale radioactivity at its Arrow Zone
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The new facility will feature a greatly expanded service department, on-hand parts and inventory, and easily accommodate some of the larger John Deere products.
Ulmer Contracting has been selected as 1 of 8 finalists in North America finalists
Finning International Inc. sets new roots in Saskatchewan after a landmark deal with Kramer Caterpillar closed July 1
by Jessica KirbyAccording to a Globe and Mail report, the bid has been rejected by German-owned K+S AG, saying the offer is too low.
After 70 years in operation, the Kramer family has decided to retire from the equipment dealership business.
In collaboration with Canpotex, National Steel Car will manufacture 700 custom-designed railcars for potash shipments.
The Cigar Lake uranium project in northern Saskatchewan is now officially in commercial operation—owner Cameco has announced in a press release.
NexGen Energy reported results are highlighted by angled drill hole AR-15-44b.
The Saskatchewan Mining Association recognized the company for a zero injury rate in its drilling operations.
by Kevin MillerStan Szary, president and CEO of Vancouver-based Saturn Minerals, believes in "relationship first, business second"
by Kevin MillerWisconsin is the USA’s top producer of sand used to unlock energy held in shale rock formations.
Brandt is delivering one of the largest projects it has ever undertaken.
Red Seal apprentices have access to up to $4,000 per block of technical training as an interest-free loan.
A total of 16 teams from across Canada, as well as other countries including India, England, and Germany attended.
by by Vincent Zhu and Nachiket SherlekarPreparations for the components move commenced two years ago.
A highlight was the presentation on Saskatchewan's commercial-scale carbon capture and storage project, the first in the world.
by Peter CaulfieldAecon Group Inc. is a Canadian leader in construction and infrastructure development.
Cameco announced that the McClean Lake mill has started producing uranium concentrate from ore mined at the Cigar Lake operation in northern Saskatchewan.
The world’s first commercial-scale carbon capture and storage (CCS) process on a coal-fired power plant officially opened.
New corporate headquarters will be home to approximately one hundred KSPC employees and contractors.
CNSC has issued a request for action by Canadian licensees with tailing facilities.
Completes till sampling program at Pikoo project
by Peter CaulfieldSaskPower will transform Boundary Dam Power Station into a reliable, long- term producer of clean baseload electricity.
by Jessica KirbyVery solid results from this latest batch of assays and more high-grade growth.
Cameco's Cigar Lake uranium mining operation in northern Saskatchewan is expected to reach full production in 2018.
by Jessica KirbyAMEC and K+S Potash Canada (KSPC) have signed a Design and Project Management contract for the Legacy Project.
A metals processing plant has been conditionally approved to be built in the heart of the prairie province.
Ross McElroy talks about the Patterson Lake South property in the Athabasca Basin.
by Karen KornelsenThe process of creating a mining facility in Wynyard, Saskatchewan, that will initially produce 625,000 tonnes of potash per year.
by Karen KornelsenWomen in Mining Saskatchewan branch recently hosted an event called Mine your Potential.
by Karen KornelsenThis July, Vale held open house meetings to discuss the Kronau Project's environmental impact statement.
by Karen KornelsenOn June 24, industry and government came together to sign an agreement that will create mining options for engineering students.
by Karen KornelsenThe Resource Revenue Transparency Working Group's document is now open for public comment after months of hard work.
by Karen KornelsenGreg Vogelsang has been a key player in an agreement to use recycled water from Regina at the Milestone potash project.
by Gail Jansen-KesslarHard work and dedication have made Claude Resources the leading gold-mining company in Saskatchewan.
by Karen KornelsenWith building enclosure systems that include fabric buildings and drilling rig enclosures, Norseman’s structures are specifically designed for industrial use.
by Gail Jansen-KesslarConsultants look after environmental licensing and permits, environmental management, rock mechanics and engineeringin the areas of mine waste management.
by Gail Jansen-KesslarStephen Harper announces a new trade protocol for the radioactive metal.
by Gail Jansen-KesslarFission Energy has been injecting cash into the uranium industry while the markets are recovering.
PotashCorp in Saskatchewan has instigated an extension of its Christmas shutdown in an effort to stabilize prices.
by Gail JansenThink the story of BHP’s takeover of PotashCorp ends with its failed attempt in 2010? Think again, say analysts.
by Gail JansenWill Saskatchewan follow Alberta and restructure the royalties owed by resource companies?
by Gail JansenThe George Gordon First Nation filed a $10 billion claim with provincial and federal governments regarding potash and oil properties bordering its territory.
by Gail JansenCameco was awarded the 2011 Exceptional Engineering/Geoscience Award for its innovative remediation of the Cigar Lake Mine.
by Lisa CraneUravan Minerals believes geochemistry may hold the key to locating uranium deposits.
by Glynis Fediuk3twenty Solutions, based in Saskatchewan, is converting shipping containers into office and living space for mining companies.
George Read, a geologist with Shore Gold Inc., is working on a diamond extraction project in Saskatchewan.
49 North Resources acts as a seed capital portal for Saskatchewan-based resource companies.
Dave Thomas, a Cameco Corporation geoscientist, has spent a career searching for uranium.