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Saskatchewan Property Management Corporation
The saskatchewan government spends over $100 million each year on goodsand services ranging from food to snowplows. If your business
http://www.spmc.gov.sk.ca/purchasing/company/

Extractions: SPMC's Purchasing Branch coordinates the purchase of goods and some services for government departments, boards, agencies, and commissions, as well as some Crown corporations. Purchasing's job is to support program delivery by purchasing quality products and services for the lowest total cost over their lifespan.
A New Vision For Saskatchewan Government Insurance: SGI's Larry Fogg Shoots For
A New Vision for saskatchewan government Insurance SGI's Larry Foggshoots for either NoFault program or Tort program. Nipawin
http://www.ftlcomm.com/ensign/desantisArticles/2001_400/desantis488/fogg.html

Extractions: people We must make sure that motor automobile insurance protects the future lives of the people being injured while at the same time satisfying the social needs of the insurance program to make the overall population healthier and freer from additional accidents and additional victims. We must also not forget the fundamental right of people to seek a remedy for a relevant tort they have suffered from a faulty party. no incentive Presently, the No-Fault insurance program provides basically the same benefits to the no fault drivers and to the faulty drivers. Therefore, under the present No-Fault program the overall population would suffer since there is no incentive to be better drivers and take care of our own responsibilities for ourselves and for other people while on the road. No-Fault In January 1995, the Saskatchewan government implemented No-Fault insurance with no prior public debate. The No-Fault insurance program differs conceptually from the Tort program since with No-Fault injured parties cannot sue the faulty parties for pain and suffering. The Saskatchewan administration of the No-Fault insurance program has been the cause of human rights violation, forced rehabilitation, it has been opposed by accident victims who got together to form the Saskatchewan Coalition Against No-Fault Insurance, and the Saskatchewan No-Fault program has been supported by the fraudulent study conducted by Dr. David Cassidy with money provided by the Saskatchewan Government Insurance.
1Saskatchewan Government Turns To EDS To Look After The Computer Stuff
Richard H. Dick Brown CEO of EDS. saskatchewan government turns to EDS to lookafter the computer stuff. Regina Friday, October 25, 2002 - By Stu Innes.
http://www.ftlcomm.com/ensign/editorials/LTE/Innes/innes004/IT.html

Extractions: Richard H. "Dick" Brown CEO of EDS Saskatchewan Government turns to EDS to look after the computer stuff Regina - Friday, October 25, 2002 - By: Stu Innes Consider the money pit known as SHIN Crown Corporation (Saskatchewan Health Information Network) The government created SHIN with the supposed intention of improving the inefficiencies in our healthcare system and saving the taxpayer from higher healthcare costs. After spending unknown millions they finally made the SHIN budget public and continued to spend $40 million and who knows how much more with the end result being that SHIN has become little more than a "middle man" who arranges for private business like Medi Solutions (see article by Mario De Santis - Corporate Big Brother , - from the fall of the year 2000) to profit at taxpayers and patients expense. Interestingly, this same company Medi Solutions reports a net business loss of over 50 millions dollars for the year ending March 2002. See - http://www.medisolution.com/en/index.html
Saskatchewan Government Insurance V. Canada
saskatchewan government Insurance v. Canada, (199912-09) FC A-513-97 Noteup.Source http//www.canlii.org/ca/cas/fc/1999/1999fc25711.html.
http://www.canlii.org/ca/cas/fc/1999/1999fc25711.html
Saskatchewan Government Insurance C. Canada
Translate this page saskatchewan government Insurance c. Canada, (1999-12-09) CF A-513-97 Suivi.Source http//www.canlii.org/ca/jug/cf/1999/1999cf25711.html.
http://www.canlii.org/ca/jug/cf/1999/1999cf25711.html
U.N. List Of Issues For Canada, 1998
and Cultural Rights Implementation of the International Covenant on Economic,Social and Cultural Rights (June 10, 1998) saskatchewan government Response 3
http://www.canadiansocialresearch.net/unsask.htm

Extractions: List of issues to be taken up in connection with the consideration of the third periodic report of Canada United Nations Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights - Implementation of the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights (June 10, 1998) Saskatchewan Government Response 3. What is the opinion of federal, provincial and municipal governments as to the effect of current or proposed trade and investment agreements such as NAFTA, FTAA and the MAI on their ability to fulfill obligations under the Covenant and what processes have been put in place to review this question? As yet, there has been no conflict evident between Saskatchewan's human rights obligations and the trade and investment agreements mentioned in the question. While there is no formal process in place, there is considerable consultation between officials responsible for trade and those responsible for human rights policy. 8. Will the Government of Canada be acting on the recommendations of the Canadian Human Rights Commission that the ambit of human rights protections in Canada be expanded to include social and economic rights? What are the views of the provincial commissioners on this issue? The views of the Saskatchewan Human Rights Commission can be obtained by contacting: Ms. Donna Scott
Spending By Saskatchewan Government Rises 10%
Spending by saskatchewan government rises 10%. Regina Saskatchewan'sNDP government spent 10% more money last year than the year
http://www.nupge.ca/news_sep02/n17se02a.htm
WISE NC; SASKATCHEWAN GOVERNMENT REVERSES POLICY ON U-DEVELOPMENT
published by WISE News Communique on December 15, 1992. SaskatchewanGovernment reverses policy on Udevelopment. On 7 November the
http://www.antenna.nl/wise/384/3754.html

Extractions: published by WISE News Communique on December 15, 1992 On 7 November the New Democratic Party (NDP) of Saskatchewan, Canada, in power for barely one year, changed its nine year policy of no new uranium mines and a phase out of existing mines as new jobs become available. The new policy supports new uranium development only after approval is given by the environmental review panel currently looking at five new projects, including a total of nine new mines. (384.3754) WISE Amsterdam - Despite intense lobbying and pressure from the international uranium industry, the pro-nuclear forces within the party only won by 109 votes (55% to 45%). Delegates to the convention were also able to force a secret ballot, something pronuclear party officials and convention organizers had been blocking for months. The uranium debate has sharply divided the NDP for 20 years, and it is clear the situation remains. Anti-nuclear activists within the party lobbied for an open and equal process at the convention with each side putting forward one resolution for debate, followed by a secret ballot. They were denied and amendments put forward to change the pro-nuclear resolution were ruled out of order. Before voting began, delegates from both sides of the issue spoke with great emotion, and after 30 minutes the vote was called. The count was too close to use the traditional method of voting by a show of hands, or a body count. Delegates started chanting and stamping their feet on the floor, demanding a secret ballot. The chair, acknowledging there was a "revolution" on the floor, allowed it. After the count, the pro-nuclear forces won, but by a slim majority. Although party policy has been changed, it is clear they still have a huge fight on their hands from within their own ranks.
WISE NC; SASKATCHEWAN: GOVERNMENT REVIEWS UPDATE
published by WISE News Communique on February 12, 1993. SaskatchewanGovernment reviews update. The two environmental review panels
http://www.antenna.nl/wise/386/3784.html

Extractions: published by WISE News Communique on February 12, 1993 The two environmental review panels for proposed uranium mines in Saskatchewan, Canada (see WISE News Communique , Key information on the Saskatchewan Uranium Review Panels) are moving along. Members of both panels have stated that the submissions from outside the country are welcome. Contact the Panel Secretariat at the address below for documents (sent out free of charge). Note that they will accept collect phone calls. (386.3784) WISE-Stockholm - The Rabbit Lake Uranium Mine Environmental Assessment Panel (run by the federal government only) announced on 20 November 1992 that the environmental impact assessment (EIS) submitted by Cameco Corporation for three proposed uranium mines at Rabbit Lake, Saskatchewan (Collins Bay A- and D-zones and Eagle Point) was not adequate and Cameco has been required to provide more information "in a number of critical areas". Once the additional information has been submitted there will be a public review period of at least 30 day before a decision is taken on whether to proceed to the public hearings. According to the Panel Secretariat, Cameco expects to complete its report of additional information in late February, and thus the public hearings would be in late April 1993 at the earliest. Also on 20 November 1992 the Panel released two documents: the 400-page "Compilation of Submissions" on Cameco's EIS and the 20 page "Request for Additional Information" on the EIS. The latter document lists 29 deficiencies and makes specific information requests for each. The deficiencies cover a wide range of environmental and socio-economic aspects of the proposed mines. The compilation includes all written submissions received by the Panel on the EIS. There are a total of 18 submissions: five from federal government agencies, three from pro-mining associations, seven from anti-mining individuals and organizations, and three from Panel-appointed experts.
Saskatchewan, Canada
Sympatico Saskatchewan; St. Joseph's Colony many interesting Sask.facts. Saskatchewan News and Events; saskatchewan government
http://duke.usask.ca/~lowey/Saskatchewan/

Extractions: When this page was originally developed, there were no general pages on the Province of Saskatchewan. Now, there are many good Saskatchewan resources. So I've decided not to update these pages any more, and instead refer you to these other resources. The only exception is the "Saskatchewan Towns and Cities" information. I will continue to add new information to this page as it becomes available. Select one of the following topics: Saskatchewan News and Events Saskatchewan Government Saskatchewan Towns and Cities Saskatchewan Recreation ... Search the Internet for more Saskatchewan Information. Saskatchewan Help Suggestions Map ... About Kevin Lowey
Varsity News -- Saskatchewan Government Asks Schools To Freeze Tuition
Web posted on Wednesday, March 26, 1997. saskatchewan government asksschools to freeze tuition. By Hannah Scissons. REGINA (CUP)The
http://www.varsity.utoronto.ca/archives/117/mar25/news/saskatchewan.html

Extractions: REGINA (CUP) In the provincial budget released last week, NDP finance minister Janice MacKinnon said the government would make up for federal cuts to education for the next two years. In return, the government is asking the University of Saskatchewan to reconsider its recent announcement of a ten per cent tuition increase and the University of Regina to consider the new budget in its determination of next year's tuition fees. "We don't expect resistance. We expect that they will be prepared to say, 'Okay, we can now reconsider those decisions,'" MacKinnon told reporters. In addition to keeping operating funding the same, the budget gave $10 million more to capital funding for the universities for use in infrastructure and special projects. The government also committed $4 million to support the sharing of technology between the universities. Bob Mitchell, Saskatchewan's minister of post-secondary education, met privately with university administrations on budget day to stress to them that the extra funding is intended to relieve the strain on students. "There was a general feeling around, clearly expressed by the student organizations, that the increases that had been announced at the U of S were too steep," said Mitchell.
Saskatchewan Information At Business.com
saskatchewan government Provincial departments, city and town governments forSaskatchewan. saskatchewan government. CATEGORIES Cities Towns. RESOURCES
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ICDL Distance Learning Courses Database, Institutions Database, Qualification Pr
. The saskatchewan governmentsaskatchewan government Correspondence School. 1500 4th Avenue ReginaSaskatchewan S4P 3V7 Canada
http://www-icdl.open.ac.uk/instResult.ihtml?inst_id=5354&p=1
Saskatchewan Government Directory
saskatchewan government. Provincial Departments ~Ministries, Canada. Governmentof Saskatchewan ~ Welcome Reserved. T. A ~ W Reserved. w. A ~ W Reserved.
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Crown Investments Corporation Of Saskatchewan
saskatchewan government Insurance saskatchewan government Insurance(SGI) has been providing affordable, quality protection for
http://www.cicorp.sk.ca/cicholdings/crowncorps/sgi.html

Extractions: Saskatchewan Government Insurance Saskatchewan Government Insurance (SGI) has been providing affordable, quality protection for Saskatchewan residents for more than 50 years. The former Saskatchewan Government Insurance Office (SGIO) was established in 1945 to ensure that affordable, good quality insurance would be available to Saskatchewan people. The move was prompted by poor economic conditions which drove many insurers out of business and made it difficult for residents to obtain insurance. Over time, SGI has evolved into three distinct operations: SGI CANADA, which is a wholly-owned subsidiary of CIC; SGI CANADA Insurance Services Ltd. (SCISL), a subsidiary of SGI CANADA; and the Saskatchewan Auto Fund. Today SGI, operating under the trade name SGI CANADA, conducts a competitive general insurance business offering a comprehensive line of home, tenant, farm, automobile extension and commercial coverages. SCISL sells similar insurance products in Manitoba (except for automobile insurance), Ontario and Prince Edward Island. SGI also acts as the administrator of the Saskatchewan Auto Fund, the province's compulsory auto insurance program. Quick Facts President: Larry Fogg Employees: Assets: $1.2 billion
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Saskatchewan Government Growth Fund
saskatchewan government Growth Fund. saskatchewan government Growth Fund,Last Verified 10/24/2002, Document No. 5824. Summary Saskatchewan
http://www.cbsc.org/sask/sbis/search/display.cfm?Code=5824&coll=SK_PROVBIS_E
Canada-Saskatchewan Business Service Centre
saskatchewan government Growth Fund. Number of Records Found 1. NowDisplaying Records 1 1. saskatchewan government Growth Fund
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Maple Square - Government And Politics - Provincial - Saskatchewan
saskatchewan government Relations and Aboriginal Affairs saskatchewan governmentRelations and Aboriginal Affairs strengthens relationships with municipal
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Extractions: Advertisement Maple Square Government and Politics Provincial Saskatchewan ... Government of Saskatchewan - The official website of the Government of Saskatchewan, Canada. Law Society of Saskatchewan - Information on the legal profession in Saskatchewan. Legislative Assembly of Saskatchewan - The Legislative Assembly website provides access to official documents, educational material and general information. New Democratic Party Caucus - The website of the NDP Caucus in Regina. Saskatchewan Agriculture and Food - Information and links relating to Agriculture in Saskatchewan. Saskatchewan Association of Rural Municipalities Saskatchewan Bureau of Statistics - Information on Saskatchewan, its people, and economy. Saskatchewan Culture, Youth and Recreation - As the youth of Saskatchewan assume a leadership role in our province, making use of our rich culture and recreation sectors, we will all come to understand - and work together to fulfill - the vast potential of our great province. Saskatchewan Education - This site provides informaton on Education in the province of Saskatchewan.
Alberta Energy And Utilities Board | Other Resources And Links
Quebec Government. saskatchewan government. United States Government. QuebecGovernment. Régie de l'énergie. saskatchewan government.
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