41. Saskatchewan Government Growth Fund Management Corporation saskatchewan government Growth Fund Management Corporation. http://www.sggfmc.com/corp-data.shtml

CORPORATE DATA Head Office Saskatchewan Government Growth Fund Management Corporation Suite 400 – 2400 College Avenue Regina, Saskatchewan S4P 1C8 Phone: (306) 787-6851 Fax: (306) 787-0294 Minister Responsible Honourable Eric Cline, Q.C. Eric Cline is Minister of Industry and Resources and Investment Saskatchewan Inc.. Read his complete biography Board of Directors Mr. John Hyshka, Chair Mr. Larry Spannier, Vice-Chair Mr. Ron Styles Mr. Rollie Hardy Fund Companies Saskatchewan Government Growth Fund Ltd. Saskatchewan Government Growth Fund II Ltd. Saskatchewan Government Growth Fund III Ltd. Saskatchewan Government Growth Fund IV Ltd. Saskatchewan Government Growth Fund V (1997) Ltd. Saskatchewan Government Growth Fund VI Ltd. Saskatchewan Government Growth Fund VII Ltd. Saskatchewan Government Growth Fund VIII Ltd.

42. Saskatchewan Government Workers Ratify Agreement saskatchewan government workers ratify agreement. Regina A new three-yearcollective agreement affecting approximately 10000 provincial government http://www.nupge.ca/news_2001/news_au01/n10au01a.htm

Saskatchewan government workers ratify agreement Regina - A new three-year collective agreement affecting approximately 10,000 provincial government employees has been ratified by members of the Saskatchewan Government and General Employees’ Union (SGEU/NUPGE). "Our negotiating committee worked long and hard to reach a deal that would improve the working conditions ... in the public service/government employment bargaining unit," says SGEU President Doug Blanc. "I’m pleased to say we have a new collective agreement that we can be proud of." The settlement includes wage and benefit improvements equal to approximately 9% over three years, as well as a resolution of other outstanding concerns. "We’re pleased our members have voted to accept this package. We’ve achieved significant gains in key areas," adds Bob Bymoen, chair of SGEU’s public service bargaining committee. "We’ve negotiated a new maternity leave benefit that is an important milestone for women workers and their families." New mothers will be eligible for a top-up of Employment Insurance benefits to 95% of regular salary for 17 weeks including the initial two week waiting period, effective October 1, 2002.

43. Unions Put Heat On Saskatchewan Government The workers are members of the saskatchewan government and General The saskatchewan government made a partial payment of $6 million towards this account http://www.nupge.ca/news_2001/news_oc01/n31oc01b.htm

Unions put heat on Saskatchewan government Community-based agencies need more funding Regina - Labour unions are joining forces to put heat on the Saskatchewan government to make good on a pledge to increase funding for community-based agencies. A "past due" notice will be delivered to Saskatchewan legislature members this week by employees who work in group homes, vocational training centres and youth and child-care centres. "At this time of year, government departments are involved in budget preparations,'' says Gail Tiefenbach, who works at Help Homes in Regina. "We are delivering these past due notices to ensure they remember us in this year's budget,'' she told the Regina Leader Post The workers are members of the Saskatchewan Government and General Employees Union (SGEU/NUPGE), the Service Employees International Union (SEIU) and the Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE). They have been lobbying for improved government funding and pay equity with their counterparts who work for government agencies and departments. A 1998 wage comparison with the Saskatchewan public service found workers in community-based organizations earn about $8 less an hour than government employees doing work of equal value. The workers say the government must provide at least another $40 million to their agencies to close the wage gap.

44. ComMuniLink - Saskatchewan's Municipal Information Network Association of Resort Communities of Click here to leave ComMuniLink and goto the saskatchewan government Relations Aboriginal Affairs website. http://www.communilink.sk.ca/

Privacy This site is provided to facilitate communication for the local government sector in Saskatchewan. The local government sector includes municipal administrators, clerks, staff and council members, as well as the staff from ComMuniLink, SUMA, SARM and Saskatchewan Government Relations. Municipalities Today is a newsletter for Saskatchewan's elected and appointed municipal officials. You can check out the latest Municipalties Today Issue here. The on-line Municipal Directory contains information such as the names of officials, addresses and phone numbers for rural municipalities, cities, towns, villages, and resort villages. The information is kept up-to-date by municipal staff. The Directory is located at www.municipal.gov.sk.ca/mrd/mundirect.shtml Find West Nile Virus information on the Saskatchewan Health website at http://www.health.gov.sk.ca/rr_wnv_info.html or by calling Health's inquiry line: 1-800-667-7766 Go to the Bulletin Board Contact the ComMuniLInk Administrator

45. Infrastructure Canada Program - Partners - Canada-Saskatchewan Infrastructure Pr Two local government representatives, nominated by the Saskatchewan UrbanMunicipalities saskatchewan government Relations Aboriginal Affairs http://www.infrastructure.gc.ca/icp/partners/sk_ip_e.shtml

Contact Us Help Search Canada Site ... Related Sites Search on: Partners - Canada-Saskatchewan Infrastructure Program Program Details Mgmt. Committee Members Federal Contact Info. Agreement ... Provincial web site On October 11, 2000, an agreement for the implementation of the Infrastructure Canada Program (ICP) in Saskatchewan was signed between the governments of Canada and Saskatchewan. The agreement was announced in a joint news release issued in Regina, where the formal signing took place. In addition to the information about the ICP common to all provinces and territories provided on the About the ICP section, there are some aspects of the Canada-Saskatchewan Infrastructure Program that are unique: Program Details Funding The ICP allocation to Saskatchewan is $56.711 million. With contributions from our provincial and municipal partners, the total infrastructure investment in Saskatchewan will be $170.133 million. ICP funds were allocated according to a formula that gives equal weight to population and unemployment, a formula the Government of Canada believes takes into account the economic status and investment needs of all regions. On average, the federal government contributes one-third of the cost of municipal infrastructure projects. The provincial and municipal governments contribute the remaining funds, and in some instances, there may be private sector investment as well.

46. Injusticebusters 2004 > > Don McKillop: Saskatchewan Government Lawyer Stakes Hi Don Smith, F/X artist from Fort Frances, Ontario was convicted of obscenity andreceived a punitive sentence from Judge Pierce (pearce) who gave the harsh http://www.injusticebusters.com/04/McKillop.htm

A living scrapbook of injustices in progress and the tools to set them right Restoring reputations to the defamed Telling the truth about the undefamable 2005: Year of the David Milgaard Inquiry: Bringing 36 years of Saskatchewan police and prosecutorial misconduct to the attention of the public We go as far as we can go and when we can't go any further we hope others will follow our big footprints. This trial represents a culmination of the 5 1/2 years we have been on the internet and the 5 years before that where we tried to get this story to the public. Court seals and publication bans rarely serve the public interest. Robert Richards, the lawyer who took over for McKillop, appointed to Sask Appeal Court Sermonette on McKillop and Quennell, the non-dynamic duo Jan. 28, 2002: What happened when Richard Klassen drove to Regina to get the box of documents McKillop had phoned that he'd just found December, 2004: Government stalls appeal: seeks to intervene on its own behalf Dueck walks away a wealthy man : it seems no one has the will to make him account for his malicious and criminal actions Don McKillop, Q.C.

47. Injusticebusters 2003 > > Sermonette: Saskatchewan Is Wide Open For Lies, Shut D saskatchewan government defends millions it has spent to spread its lies acrossthe country. Our attention has been turned to Manitoba for the past ten http://www.injusticebusters.com/2003/sermonettes/04December2003.htm

A living scrapbook of injustices in progress and the tools to set them right Restoring reputations to the defamed Telling the truth about the undefamable These are just a few of the full page ads that this campaign has placed in magazines and newspapers throughout the country. Blog the centenary plans and discuss the Regina Manifesto! We don't want to preach all the time we know it gets tedious. But occasionally, the urge becomes irresistable. Essays, editorials, commentary? Yes, but I also really want to win your heart and mind. . . Sermonette November, 2003 As Manitoba justice breaks wide open, Saskatchewan is still fighting to keep the lid on Calvert says he didn't know Crowns financed ad campaign Saskatchewan: Government defends millions it has spent to spread its lies across the country Our attention has been turned to Manitoba for the past ten days or so, as the whole country has watched the uncovering of the misdeeds of public officials there. The Driskell case is a living illustration of how effective public pressure can be. Gordon Mackintosh, who had been digging in his heels to make James Driiskell crawl over broken glass for every iota of justice he received finally caved in under public pressure and changed his tune. Excuse the mixture of metaphors and consider the picture. And consider Winnipeg Police Chief Jack Ewataski, like a rat in the corner, hiding under his unlisted number and secret email address, realizing that now everybody knows that he had the within his hands the information which could have freed Jim Driskell ten years ago and he chose instead to hide it away. Consider it. It is happening. And if it can happen in Manitoba, it can happen here.

48. Saskatchewan Government Says It's Not Sorry For Malicious Prosecution Police chief apologizes, promises investigation, but Saskatchewan Justice Ministersays there is nothing to apologize for in persecution of false ritual http://www.equityfeminism.com/archives/years/2004/000006.html

Home archives Articles Saskatchewan Government Says It's Not Sorry for Malicious Prosecution EquityFeminism.Com Guests Logon Account Signup Saskatchewan Government Says It's Not Sorry for Malicious Prosecution By Brian Carnell Tuesday, January 27, 2004 A judge recently ruled that a family accused of ritual abuse had been the victim of "malicious prosecution" but that hasn't stopped representatives of the Saskatchewan government from saying it did nothing wrong and has nothing to apologize for. The case against 12 members of the Klassen family began in 1987 when three foster children a boy and his twin sisters made accusations of incredibly bizarre ritual sexual abuse against their foster parents which soon led to allegations against twelve family members. The children's accusations were filled with bizarre ritual abuse, including claims that they were forced to eat eye balls, drink blood, participate in orgies, and watch while infants were skinned alive. Police in Saskatoon called it the "scandal of the century" but few charges were actually lodged against anyone and by 1993 all charges in the cases were stayed. The children later came forward to repudiate the stories. The boy had been removed shortly before making the allegations after he had been found abusing his sisters. He maintained he made up the stories in order to be reunited with his sisters whom he then convinced to go along with the fiction. On December 30 a judge ruled that Crown Prosecutor Matthew Miazga, Saskatoon Police Superintendent Brian Dueck, and child therapist Carol Bunko-Ruys were guilty of malicious prosecution. Shortly afterward, Saskatoon police chief Russell Sabo publicly apologized to the Klassen's and promised an investigation into what went wrong in the investigation of the case.

49. EPL.ca: Saskatchewan Government Subject Government Provincial and Territorial Governments in Canada saskatchewan government. saskatchewan government http://www.epl.ca/EPLMaster.cfm?id=SASKATCHEWAN0001

50. Fraser Institute saskatchewan government Not Taking Necessary Steps to Foster Economic Growth Unfortunately the saskatchewan government has avoided taking the necessary http://www.fraserinstitute.ca/shared/readmore.asp?sNav=nr&id=538

51. CIC Canada | News Release 2002-46 - Canada And Saskatchewan Sign Provincial Nomi The Government of Canada is committed to helping Saskatchewan achieve its Visit the saskatchewan government Relations and Aboriginal Affairs Internet http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/press/02/0246-pre.html

Contact Us Help Search Canada Site ... Citizenship CANADA AND SASKATCHEWAN SIGN PROVINCIAL NOMINEE AGREEMENT REGINA, November 14, 2002 The Honourable Denis Coderre, Minister of Citizenship and Immigration Canada, and the Honourable Ron Osika, Saskatchewan's Minister of Government Relations, have signed a new agreement on the Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program. The five-year Canada-Saskatchewan Agreement on Provincial Nominees, which replaces an earlier pilot agreement, allows Saskatchewan to fuel social and economic growth by nominating up to 200 economic immigrant candidates each calendar year. "The Government of Canada is committed to helping Saskatchewan achieve its immigration objectives," said Minister Coderre. "This agreement speaks to the priority that Saskatchewan places on using immigration as an economic tool, a priority that was voiced clearly at the recent immigration ministers' meeting where we agreed to enhance federal-provincial cooperation," he added. "This agreement is a positive step for Saskatchewan," said Minister Osika. "It provides the Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program with a stable foundation to build partnerships with businesses and communities that will attract and keep immigrants with the skills we need. We want immigrants to know that their future is wide open in Saskatchewan."

52. Canadian Governments: Federal, Provincial And Local On The Internet saskatchewan government Departments and Agencies saskatchewan governmentElected Officials Saskatchewan Information and News Sites http://www.library.ubc.ca/poli/cpwebg.html

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53. EGovernment Resource Centre: Saskatchewan New Look For Government Web Site. Saskatchewan News Release, December 13, 2002 . The saskatchewan government will soon apply for new federal funding to http://www.egov.vic.gov.au/International/TheAmericas/Canada/provinces/saskatchew

Search term/s: Advanced Search Search scope: www.egov.vic.gov.au Vic Gov Sites Australian Gov Sites All Australian Sites Home About This Site Contact Site Index Current Location Home International The Americas Canada Other Options eGovernment - Saskatchewan Saskatchewan New Look For Government Web Site . Saskatchewan News Release, December 13, 2002. "Web users will now find it easier to find government information and services online, thanks to a redesign of the Government of Saskatchewan's central Web site..." . ITWorldCanada, 1 February 2003. "The Government of Saskatchewan’s central Web site underwent a redesign prior to the new year..." Top Articles and Resources Archives Change of Address Connections Service Directory Department of Finance ... Top Archives New Archives Legislation Introduced . Saskatchewan News Release, April 20, 2004. "New archive legislation will improve management of government information and ensure that public and private records of provincial significance are preserved..." Top Change of Address ExpressAddress - "...offers residential customers a convenient way to notify multiple Saskatchewan organizations of your move..."

54. Let's Talk Taxes: Saskatchewan Whenever the saskatchewan government is confronted with justified calls for tax The saskatchewan government s overhyped Centennial Summit had all the http://www.taxpayer.com/main/news.php?type_id=2&topic_id=7

55. Advocacy The saskatchewan government introduced the Family Health Benefits Program in 1998 . saskatchewan government Insurance has announced that it will assist http://www.diabetes.ca/Section_Regional/sask_advocacy.asp

News and Events Advocacy Volunteer Opportunities VIP Lottery ... Saskatchewan Advocacy Saskatchewan Area Pages Home and Branch Listings Saskatchewan news affecting people with diabetes and public education events Learn more about Saskatchewan services, education, partnerships and fund raising initiatives Volunteering Opportunities Help Someone You Know. Find out how Advocacy Find out how we are representing the interests of people with diabetes Resource Database Find out about diabetes resources available throughout Saskatchewan Saskatchewan Advocacy Find out how we are representing the interests of people with diabetes Diabetic Supplies, Nutritional Supplements Added To Drug Plan (Government of Saskatchewan news release) Financial Coverage for Diabetes Supplies in Saskatchewan Drug Plan Coverage Blue Cross Coverage for Diabetes Supplies Group Medical Services Coverage for Diabetes Supplies ... Good news for Saskatchewan Drivers with Diabetes Diabetic Supplies, Nutritional Supplements Added To Drug Plan (Government of Saskatchewan news release) Over 15,000 people are expected to benefit when diabetic supplies such as needles, syringes, lancets and swabs are added to the Saskatchewan Drug Plan on July 1st, 2003.

56. CanLII >> Consolidated Statutes Of Saskatchewan >> Saskatchewan Government Insur saskatchewan government Insurance Act, 1980, SS 197980, c. S-19.1. Last updateon CanLII 2005-06-16. Find documents. with all of these words http://www.canlii.org/sk/laws/sta/s-19.1/

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57. CanLII >> Regulations Of Saskatchewan >> Reciprocal Agreements - Saskatchewan Go Reciprocal agreements saskatchewan government Insurance Office Regulations, OC1040/78. Last update on CanLII 2005-06-16 http://www.canlii.org/sk/laws/regu/1978o.1040/

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58. ESR | Farmers For Economic Freedom The saskatchewan government had become too hostile and unfriendly to deal with . When they created the saskatchewan government Insurance Office they http://www.enterstageright.com/archive/articles/0704/articlecfen.htm

Farmers for economic freedom Updates from the Prairie Centre Policy Institute from Regina, Saskatchewan. Hot off the press! Don Baron's Jailhouse Justice and Canada's Great Grain Robbery are now available at http://www.ajagra.com/authors_comment/baron/baron.htm web posted July 19, 2004 Perception is reality By Allan J. Evans I just read an interesting commentary by Paul Martin (the Saskatchewan Paul Martin) from the December 2003/January 2004 edition of Saskatchewan Business Report. Saskatchewan Check-Up In the study ICAS found that from 1993 to 2002 Saskatchewan corporate profits rose by an impressive 154 per cent (compared to 155 percent for Alberta). During the same period taxpayer supported debt declined and labor productivity gains outpaced labor compensation increases. All are positive indicators that confirm Saskatchewan really is a good place for business and investment. Quite frankly, I doubt that big money gives a lot of thought to this province when it comes to investment. If you want to know why, just put yourself in their shoes. How would you view the potential of a region where the government owns all or part of about eighty crown corporations (or whatever you choose to call them) and, in one way or another, has its tentacles in many more privately-held businesses? Would you risk investing your money in a province where the government faces dozens of law suits from investors who have lost millions of dollars? And what would you think about a government that has the Regina Manifesto posted on its website?

59. Saskatchewan Government Opposed To GM Wheat JASON WARICK / The Leader-Post (Cana The saskatchewan government is adding its voice to the growing chorus of Stalwick confirmed the saskatchewan government will write to Ottawa in the near http://www.mindfully.org/GE/2003/Saskatchewan-Oppose-GM-Wheat8augu03.htm

Saskatchewan Government Opposed to GM Wheat JASON WARICK / The Leader-Post (Canada) 8augu03 The Saskatchewan Government is adding its voice to the growing chorus of opposition to genetically modified (GM) wheat, breaking its silence on the highly controversial issue. Officials from Saskatchewan Agriculture, Food and Rural Revitalization plan to send a letter soon to Ottawa to outline their concerns. The provincial government is a strong supporter of agricultural biotechnology, but officials worry about the potentially devastating impact GM wheat could have on the Prairie farm economy. Canadian wheat exports total nearly $3 billion per year. The federal government is considering letting agribusiness giant Monsanto sell its GM wheat to Canadian farmers. In an interview with the Saskatchewan News Network, Jim Stalwick of Saskatchewan Agriculture, Food and Rural Revitalization said there are "a number of pressures building" around the GM-wheat issue, and the government feels compelled to speak out. "The (Saskatchewan) government has a view that it should not be approved until the market concerns are addressed and the agronomic environmental concerns as well," said Stalwick, manager of the department's strategic planning unit.

60. The Saskatchewan Government Website The saskatchewan government Website Cabri High School Other legislativeassemblies; Government of Saskatchewan Homepage; Queen Homepage http://www.snn-rdr.ca/snn/old/apr97/april/robertca.htm

The Saskatchewan Government Website Cabri High School Cabri, Saskatchewan By Jason D., Robert H., and Steven W. (Grade 11) After searching very many websites on the World Wide Web, we eventually found a very interesting one about the Saskatchewan Government. This website has various attractions to go to, such as What's New, Education, Library, Officers, Committees, Visitors information, Publications, Clerk's office, Members, Search, Index to site, and various others. We found that for many of the attractions, you need to know a lot about politics and the legislative assembly. Some of the links were as follows: Other legislative assemblies Government of Saskatchewan Homepage Queen Homepage Parliament of Canada Lt. Governor of Saskatchewan United Kingdom Parliament Commonwealth Parliament European Parliament Parliaments of the World Legislative Library Links NDP Caucus PC Caucus Office of the Auditor General of British Columbia Because we are not very excited by politics, we did not enjoy this site. We lost interest right when most people who are interested in politics would be just getting absorbed into the site. So, in conclusion, if you are looking for a comprehensive site about the Saskatchewan Government, look no further for all your information. The address for The Saskatchewan Government Website is www.legassembly.sk.ca.

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