The Saskatchewan Research Council (SRC) is holding a public meeting on Wednesday, September 1, 2010 in Uranium City, SK at the Ben McIntyre School. SRC, AECOM and Prince Albert Grand Council (PAGC) representatives are scheduled to present project updates and will be on hand to answer questions. SRC invites the public to attend and participate in the presentations. Click here to view the meeting agenda. Print this Article | Back to Top
Following a proceeding held on July 5, 2010, the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission (CNSC) announced its decision to replace the Designated Officer Order issued to SRC, on June 18, 2010, with a Commission Order. The order is in respect of the deterioration of the Gunnar Mine site located in northern Saskatchewan. Read the CNSC News Release here Print this Article | Back to Top
Funding was announced today by the governments of Canada, Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta, together with the University of Regina, for a series of projects that will help the Prairie provinces deal with the impacts of climate change. Print this Article | Back to Top
Saskatchewan-based entrepreneurs Geoff Horn and Clayton Sparks were each awarded $5,000 through SRC's Technology-In-Action (TIA) fund at the SYPE Silver Spades Awards & Gala on June 10, 2010. SRC was also the sponsor of the Young Entrepreneur of Southern Saskatchewan award, which was presented with the TIA award to Geoff Horn, owner of Fresh Air Experience & The Prairie Summit Shop. Clayton Sparks, owner of Advance-Tek Consulting Inc., received the Young Entrepreneur of Northern Saskatchewan award in addition to the TIA award. The TIA fund was established by Ian and Pearl Wahn to honour their pioneering grandparents. The fund is designed to address the immediate needs of small and medium-sized businesses, farmers and rural communities. SRC congratulates all the nominees and recipients of the SYPE Silver Spades Awards! For more information: SRC Technology-In-Action Awards Print this Article | Back to Top
From May 31, 2010 to June 2, 2010, SRC and AECOM held a series of workshops to discuss the remediation options for the Gunnar Mine. Thank you to all the community members and stakeholders who participated and contributed their opinions and experiences to the discussions. Workshop Materials:
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