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From mine to market, all in Canada: McIlvenna Bay project approaches commercial production
7+ hour, 2+ min ago (324+ words) Saskatchewan’s first new greenfield copper-zinc mine in over a decade is just about ready to start commercial production. El Dorado Gold’s McIlvenna Bay project, located west of Flin Flon, was one of the first ventures referred to the federal Major…...
Energy and Resources Minister visits Saskatchewan’s largest sawmill
3+ mon, 3+ week ago (113+ words) Country 600 CJWW Energy and Resources Minister visits Saskatchewan’s largest sawmill Dunkley Lumber’s Carrot River sawmill received a visit from Saskatchewan’s Energy and Resources Minister on Friday. Chris Beaudry toured the facility, a critical player in Saskatchewan’s forestry industry, and held…...
Humboldt is gaining a new BHP Technical Training Centre
4+ mon, 1+ day ago (159+ words) The Government of Saskatchewan has invested nearly $4 million in the new facility. BHP is contributing an additional $1.9 million, bringing the company’s total investment in advancing trades readiness in the region to nearly $8 million. The new centre will expand Carlton Trail…...
Large aluminum deposit near Tisdale could enhance industry in Sask
7+ mon, 3+ day ago (287+ words) One of the largest known aluminum deposits on Earth has been uncovered near Tisdale, with a Preliminary Economic Assessment (PEA) confirming that the deposit, called the Thor Project, contains over 6.8 billion tonnes of alumina with an inferred resource of of…...
Court of King’s Bench strikes down challenge over Province’s extension of coal-fired power plant use
7+ mon, 2+ week ago (327+ words) The Court of King’s Bench has struck down a legal challenge over the provincial government’s decision to extend the use of coal fired power plants, gravely disappointing the Saskatchewan Environmental Society. Back on June 18, 2025, the Province decided to continue operating…...