Saskatchewan

Douglas, when he was the Socialist Premier of Saskatchewan, a western province in Canada, set up a social medicine scheme in his province.

Elliott was one of more than 100 Saskatchewan residents to respond to the contest launched by a popular Regina radio show .

All the land between the Rocky Mountains and the Mississippi River from Texas to Saskatchewan used to be a giant expanse of prairie.

As a child growing up in rural Saskatchewan , the idea of a city that seemingly never ended was extraordinary.

More recently, on a blazing summer day, he took me back to one of the den sites, in a slumping bank above the South Saskatchewan River.

"It was as if Europe had been shifted 20 degrees north and Ireland moved to Svalbard, " said Bill Patterson of Saskatchewan University.

After a Canadian couple died in their rural Saskatchewan home, their seven dogs subsisted for more than a week by eating their remains.

DURING the Depression of the 1930s, drought turned much of Alberta and Saskatchewan, on Canada's western prairies, into a dust bowl.

One population migrates hundreds of miles across the Great Plains from north-central Montana into southern Saskatchewan and Alberta.

It was a warm and tranquil evening the night my parents and I ventured across Nemeiben Lake, in Northern Saskatchewan.

The vigor of the Saskatchewan potato seed carried over for at least one additional year.

Potash Corp. has the capacity to produce more than 10 million tons of potash a year, mostly from mines in Saskatchewan.

If money were a measure of muscle , the world's largest mining company could crush Saskatchewan with its bare hands .

Results indicated that the Norland seed from Saskatchewan out-yielded the southern sources by an average of 19%.

However, Saskatchewan and Ontario were among the few bright spots in Canada's struggling manufacturing sector in September.

Then came the release of a report commissioned by the Saskatchewan government.

I had to worry if Saskatchewan might be tastier for a black hole than Princetion.

Potash of Saskatchewan, which controls 22% of the world potash supply, expects rising prices to be reflected in its bottom line.

BHP Billiton's bid for Canada's Potash Corp. of Saskatchewan isn't the only big thing happening in fertilizer these days.

Separately, the Telegraph newspaper said Yara could be a potential buyer of Potash Corp. of Saskatchewan Inc. 's non- potash units.

" Then, Timon &Pumbaa play matchmaker for a couple of lovesick flying squirrels in " Saskatchewan Catch.

Trade certification as a hoist operator (hydraulic crane) is available, but voluntary, in Saskatchewan and British Columbia.

The Saskatchewan Police Commission has reversed a plan to deploy more Tasers and is restricting their use to specialised teams.

In November 2006 he built large positions in fertilizer companies Mosaic and Potash Corp. of Saskatchewan. This time the stocks quadrupled.

It met with Saskatchewan officials in recent weeks and tried to negotiate a deal to guarantee tax revenue to the province.

The capital and largest city of Saskatchewan, Canada, in the southern part of the province southeast of Saskatoon.

Any changes to marketing or production could lower potash prices, which determine the size of Saskatchewan's royalties.

We have repeatedly reaffirmed to the governments of Saskatchewan and Canada our commitment to continue advancing the project.

Established in 1981, Grasslands National Park in Saskatchewan is one of Canada's newest parks.

BHP strained every sinew to make its bid attractive to Canada and the province of Saskatchewan, where the target mines its potash.

A city of southeast Alberta, Canada, near the Saskatchewan border southeast of Calgary.

Potash is based in Saskatchewan and the Canadian government had rejected the acquisition as not in the national interest.

Saskatchewan has a history of government involvement in the economy: the province still controls the local phone company and car insurer.

The change was evident in the North as as well as in the Southern part of Saskatchewan.

In addition, farmers in Alberta and Saskatchewan were grappling with fears of a third year of drought conditions.

'We literally have what these countries need and in Biblically proportioned reserves, ' said Brad Wall, the premier of Saskatchewan.

More recently, Saskatchewan has been overshadowed by neighbouring Alberta, where oil and gas have created Canada's richest province.

Finally, it's noteworthy that there were seven man-eating dogs in the Saskatchewan home, rather than a single pet.

BHP's Jansen project is a large greenfield potash development in Saskatchewan, the Canadian province where PotashCorp is based.

By 1800 Ojibwe were living in Ontario, Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Michigan, Minnesota, Michigan, North Dakota, Illinois, Indiana, and Ohio.

Saskatchewan's premier, Brad Wall, insists Potash is a "special case" and hence not indicative of future policy.

No one has found any fragments, but experts say it's likely some fell in Alberta and Saskatchewan.

The exploration and development of kalium minerals at the south of Saskatchewan in Canada and Vientiane in laos are well currently.

Which province is Canada's leading wheat producer Saskatchewan is Canada's leading wheat producer.

Saskatchewan led the provinces, more than doubling the growth of sister province Alberta and exceeding Manitoba's growth of 12 per cent.

High demand for potash and uranium in Saskatchewan entices Canadian workers to move west.

When China's Sinochem Corp. explored ways of acquiring Potash Corp. of Saskatchewan this fall, it struggled to find allies.

Yield tests were conducted in Saskatchewan, Minnesota, and Colorado.

This image of the Saskatchewan River was taken in 2007 by astronauts aboard the International Space Station.

Ariana: We came together in Saskatoon , Saskatchewan, Canada.

Both deals pale in size next to BHP Billiton's hostile $39 billion offer for Potash Corp. of Saskatchewan, disclosed Tuesday.

In 1994, it passed a law requiring that Potash Corp's senior management and related head-office functions remain in Saskatchewan.

Backpackers hike the Grey Owl Trail in Prince Albert National Park in Saskatchewan.

In 1931 Saskatchewan was the third most populous province in Canada, behind only Ontario and Quebec.

While Saskatchewan has a Conservative government, it remains a statist place where the province plays a big role in the economy.

In January it paid $320m for Athabasca Potash, a Canadian business situated near a mine it owns in Saskatchewan.

"We remain committed to Canada and we plan to develop a significant presence in the potash industry in Saskatchewan, " Kloppers said.

Back on track, we head into Saskatchewan, our second prairie province.

China's potash buyers have bargained hard for lower prices and have snubbed Saskatchewan's export cartel.

The shares of the Saskatoon, Saskatchewan-based company, the world's biggest fertilizer producer, have advanced 32 percent since Aug.

Potash Corp. of Saskatchewan Inc. formally rejected BHP Billiton's $38. 5 billion offer to acquire the fertilizer company.

It is having a harder time supporting the stock price of Potash Corp. of Saskatchewan.

Aaron Levin In Saskatchewan and New Mexico, two psychiatrists have foundways to live and work in two cultures.

Saskatchewan is also home to Cameco Corp. , the world's largest publicly traded uranium firm.

Saskatchewan is famous for its deep blue skies, expanding from one horizon to the other.

And on November 7th aborigines won five of the 58 seats in the Saskatchewan legislature.

Dashan: Sorry, everybody. So, did you our visit to Saskatchewan?

One-half of Canada's wheat is grown in Saskatchewan.

BHP said in June its Jansen project in Saskatchewan contains about 3. 37 billion metric tons of potash.

We live in Saskatchewan where snow normally arrives in Sep. Or Oct. And lingers, at times, till June.

Xu Xiaoping received a master degree in Music from University of Saskatchewan in Canada.

ARIANA SHERAN was born in North Battleford, Saskatchewan Canada in 1936.

This is the postcode category of Saskatchewan, Canada.

A new robotic micromilling device developed at the University of Saskatchewan can harvest 20, 000 slices per millimeter of material.

Manitoba became a province in 1870, British Columbia in 1871, Prince Edward Island in 1873, Alberta and Saskatchewan in 1905.

The Color of Living Skies -- Landscape of Saskatchewan

University of Saskatchewan, Department of Community Health and Epidemiology

Saskatchewan Institute of Applied Science and Technology