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Saskatchewan moving ahead with three proposed nuclear reactors (opens the original)
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Saskatchewan rolled out its nuclear ambitions on Tuesday, naming the site for a small modular reactor and officially announcing a project for two large scale reactors. The government said it is advancing plans on nuclear projects slated to power the province with 2,600 megawatts by 2050. “We're likely going to need all of this power. I can say that with a high degree of confidence, and we're going to likely need more,” said Premier Scott Moe. The province’s first compact power plant, based in so
Firm backed by Donald Trump Jr. invests in Saskatoon drone maker (opens the original)
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A Saskatoon-headquartered drone maker is catching the interest of two large American players that are investing US$10 million for a minority stake in the company. Draganfly Inc. makes drones for public safety, civil and military uses, operating in Florida, Saskatoon and Burnaby. It’s a publicly traded stock listed on American, Canadian and German exchanges. American drone manufacturer Unusual Machine Inc. — which is backed by Donald Trump Jr. — and an unnamed U.S. investment firm said they are b
This airline takes workers on what might be the most unusual commute in Canada (opens the original)
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Every face on Bryan Bagi’s flight is a familiar one. That’s not the case for most commercial pilots. But on this Beechcraft King Air, there’s no door separating the cockpit from Bagi’s eight passengers as they cross the most remote parts of northern Saskatchewan. Bagi is a pilot with Rise Air, a Saskatoon-based airline that flies workers to uranium mining sites, taking them on a journey that is likely among the most unusual commutes in the country. “You can really see where glaciers retreated (a
180 million party balloons a year: New helium production site in Saskatchewan could ease a global shortage (opens the original)
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Canada's largest helium production facility is now operational in southwest Saskatchewan, extracting enough of the gas to fill 180 million party balloons a year. Calgary-based North American Helium Inc. will start supplying the world with more of this crucial gas used not just at birthday parties, but in aerospace, healthcare and computer chips, filling a gap left by the Middle East conflict. North American Helium began production at a new facility this week that it says would account for one pe
Trump backtracks on Belarus deal, sticks with Canadian potash (opens the original)
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U.S. President Donald Trump says his country will continue to import Canadian potash, although he says he could get American farmers a better price with Belarusian supplies. Trump’s comments come a day after he was musing on social media about a “massive deal” with Belarus to pay “substantially less” than what Canada charges for the potassium-rich mineral that strengthens crops. “Belarus has a lot of potash, and our farmers need good prices, and we want to get a lower price than Canada,” Trump s
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