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The Government of Saskatchewan and SRC announced the signing of a suite of historic contracts with REalloys Inc., reinforcing Saskatchewan's leadership in establishing the first fully-integrated rare earth supply chain in North America.

SRC's latest economic impact assessment demonstrates its continued work to strengthen Saskatchewan’s economy with quality private sector jobs and a secure environment by realizing a combined impact of $657 million in its last fiscal year.

SRC is well-positioned as a global mineral sorting & separation centre of excellence with the addition of a full-scale laser sorter to the wide array of services it offers to the mining industry.

Our experts are presenting at a variety of in-person and online events over the next couple months, with topics across our strategic sectors of mining, energy, environment and ag/biotech.

SRC recently signed a Memorandum of Understanding with REalloys to develop a strategic collaborative relationship in which SRC will provide services to REA in support of its effort to develop a secure, resilient North American rare earth element supply chain.

SRC is pleased to officially launch its Indigenous Workforce Program and celebrate the inaugural cohort of students in its re-imagined Indigenous Summer Student Program, Kiskiyihta.

SRC is proud to launch a new Indigenous Action Plan that centers on Indigenous Peoples, communities and businesses to help achieve shared goals. Continuing to build trust and strong relationships with Indigenous communities is a hallmark of this plan.

This news release originally appeared on the Government of Saskatchewan website. The Saskatchewan Research Council’s (SRC) latest economic impact assessment shows it has contributed more than $15.5...

SRC held its inaugural Tech Expo event November 20th and 21st in Saskatoon, showcasing its wide array of its leading-edge projects and services to hundreds of SRC employees, industry client groups and community collaborators from across the province.

SRC is proud to announce that its Rare Earth Processing Facility located in Saskatoon, SK is ahead of schedule and produced rare earth metals at a commercial scale in summer 2024 – making Saskatchewan the first and only jurisdiction to do so in North America.