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Capabilities Index . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
Full Membership . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21
Associate Membership. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54 Retired Practitioners. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60 SEIMA/Stantec Student Chapter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 61
Reciprocal Membership . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 66
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3XR Inc.
Ag-West Bio Inc.
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Ballast Environmental Consulting Ltd.
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Argue and Associates Mgmt. Consultants Inc. Canada Colors and Chemicals Ltd.
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Canada North Environmental Services Ltd.
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Carson Energy Services Ltd.
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Canadian Light Source Inc.
Chem Smart Resources
City of Regina - Environmental Services Department
City of Saskatoon - Utility / Environmental Serv. Br.
Clearflow Enviro Systems Group Inc.
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Dagaz Environmental Inc.
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Dpt. Foreign Affairs & International Trade Canada
ECO Canada
EcoLibra Systems Inc.
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Envirotec Services Inc.
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Enterprise Saskatchewan
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EverGreen Enviro Corp.
Evraz Inc. NA Canada
Grassland Environmental Inc.
Ground Effects Environmental Services Inc. Ground Engineering Consultants Ltd.
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HJ Linnen Associates Ltd.
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Ivey International Inc.
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Hitachi Canadian Industries Ltd.
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Hydrosphere Technologies
J.D. Mollard and Associates (2010) Limited
Keneco Environmental Services (2000) Inc.
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HELP International
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HAZCO Environmental Services, A CCS Company
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Golder Associates
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Communities of Tomorrow
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KGS Group Consulting Engineers
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Klohn Crippen Berger Ltd. Koenders Windmills Inc.
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MacPherson Leslie & Tyerman LLP
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Matrix Solutions Inc.
Maxxam
Micro Oil Inc.
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MWH Canada, Inc.
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Nilex Inc.
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Normac A.E.S. Ltd.
Northern Water Cleaners Inc.
Northlands College
NRG Management
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O’Connor Associates Environmental Inc.
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P. Machibroda Engineering Ltd.
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O’Kane Consultants Inc.
Petroleum Technology Research Centre
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Pioneer Professional Services Group
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Prairie Wild Consulting Co.
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Rescan Environmental Services Ltd.
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PHH ARC Environmental Ltd.
PINTER & Associates Ltd.
Pioneer Groundwater Monitoring Products Ltd.
Plains Environmental Inc.
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PRTox Consulting, Inc.
SK Min. Agriculture - Livestock Branch
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SK Min. Enviro. - Industrial Branch
Saskatchewan Watershed Authority
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SK Min. of Enviro - Enviro Assessment Branch
SK Waste Electronic Equipment Program (SWEEP)
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SK Min. Enviro. Protection & Audit Div. - Municipal Br.
SK Trade & Export Partnership (STEP)
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SK Min. Energy & Resources - Forestry Dev.
Saskatchewan Research Council (SRC)
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SaskWater
Scholz, Allan
Sequoia Environmental Remediation Inc.
SIAST - Palliser Campus
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SIAST - Woodland Campus
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SNC - Lavalin Environment (SLE)
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Sonntag, Maynard
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Southeast SK Airshed Association (SESAA)
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SLR Consulting (Canada) Ltd.
Solar Outpost Inc.
Sound Solar Systems Inc.
SpringBoard West Innovations Inc.
Suncatcher Solar Ltd.
TalentC - People Services Inc.
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Thurber Engineering Ltd.
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Trace Associates Inc.
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Tri-Arrow Industrial Recovery Inc.
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Tetra Tech
Titan Clean Energy Projects Corporation
Trek Construction & Environmental Services Ltd.
Tundra Environmental & Geotechnical Drilling
U of R - Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science
U of R - University Industry Liaison Office (UILO) U of R Career Centre
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Water Resource Consultants Ltd.
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Western Heritage
WMCZ Lawyers and Mediators WorleyParsons
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U of S - School of Environment and Sustainability
Western Alfalfa Milling Co. Ltd.
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TERA Environmental Consultants
W3M Land Management Inc.
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Stantec Consulting Ltd.
U of S - Industry Liaison Office (ILO)
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3XR Inc.
TELEPHONE: ADDRESS: INQUIRIES: WEBSITE:
416-850-5322 1701 Flint Road Toronto, ON M3J 2W8 1-866-590-7768 www.3xr.ca
3XR manufactures and sells AmRHEX®, a patent pending technology/machine that removes and recovers ammonia from flows where it occurs at high strength (400 - 3000 mgN/L) such as digester solids, dewatering liquor (filtrate), Concentrated Animal Feeding Operations, or landfill leachate. Each AmRHEX® can process up to about 700 m3/d. The features which make AmRHEX® an attractive alternative for operators where ammonia (nitrogen) removal is mandated are the following:
• Low Capital Cost. AmRHEX® equipment costs much less than biological alternatives.
• Low Energy Consumption. AmRHEX® power use is about 1 kWh/kg N; this is 10% of the 10 kWh/kg N required for biological nitrogen removal (BNR).
• Carbon Negative operation. GHG mitigation of 10 tonnes CO2 per tonne ammonia fertilizer (N) displaced by employing AmRHEX®. In addition, there is no N2O released (a GHG released by BNR that is ~ 300 x as potent as CO2 and may contribute up to 90 tonnes of CO2 equivalent/ tonne N removed by BNR). • Profit Center from Residuals. Recovered ammonium sulfate fertilizer value is more than the input costs. Depending on the purchase arrangement, 3XR manages these residuals, and shares profits with the generating entity (utility).
• Small Footprint. Each modular, prepackaged, computercontrolled, fully automated, self monitored AmRHEX® unit occupies a footprint of approximately 3 m x 11 m, about 1/10 to ¼ that required by BNR. This is of great importance where ammonia removal is an added requirement to an existing plant, where the site is often built out and space is at a premium.
Akzo Nobel Chemicals Ltd. TELEPHONE: ADDRESS: WEBSITE:
306-242-3855, ext. 228 3910 Wanuskewin Road Saskatoon, SK S7P 0B7 www.akzonobel.com
Akzo Nobel Chemicals Ltd. manufactures specialty surfactant chemicals for mining and industrial applications. As a Responsible Care company, we are interested in improving pollution prevention activities and in maintaining a dialogue with regulators and the public regarding environmental issues.
Argue and Associates Management Consultants Inc. TELEPHONE: ADDRESS: INQUIRIES: WEBSITE:
306-347-8083 30 Green Meadow Road Regina, SK S4V 0A5 info@argueandassociates.com www.argueandassociates.com
Argue and Associates Management Consultants, Inc. is a Regina-based firm specializing in environment, health and safety (EHS) and business consulting. Founded in 2004, its President and Principal Consultant, Shawna Argue, is an engineer and holds an MBA. She has worked in the environmental industry for the majority of her career and has experience in a variety of settings, including international. The company provides clients with personalized, quality services that range from small projects to larger, more diverse undertakings. Argue and Associates can assemble teams of experts for clients, and manage their projects to ensure effective completion. We work closely with our clients on all projects and apply systems approaches to solving problems and delivering services. The approach integrates EHS with overall business processes.
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Ballast Environmental Consulting Ltd. TELEPHONE: ADDRESS: WEBSITE:
403-452-3110 P.O. Box 87073 RPO Douglas Square Calgary, AB T2Z 3V7 www.ballastenvironmental.com
Ballast Environmental provides viable options allowing for a balance between people and the environment by providing consulting services for pre-developments, reclamation and remediation.
Services offered include: phase I, II and III environmental site assessments, remediation planning, project management, restoration plans, reclamation certificate applications, pre-disturbance site assessments, environmental field reports, screening assessments, mitigation plans, wildlife and vegetation surveys, detailed site assessments, environmental monitoring, IOGC approvals and audits, and hazardous material assessments through Alberta and Saskatchewan.
is now offering a variety of products for use in the remediation of contaminated sites. Our extensive line of products can be used in a variety of remediation programmes including, but not limited to, bioremediation, chemical oxidation, and mechanical removal systems.
In addition, we are involved in various aspects of the water treatment industry in both industrial and municipal market segments. The primary areas include potable water treatment, wastewater treatment and industrial boiler and cooling waters. Dedicated sales specialists in conjunction with leading suppliers of both specialty and commodity products provide competent, reliable customer support.
Canada North Environmental Services Limited Partnership TELEPHONE: ADDRESS: WEBSITE:
Bramley’s Enviro Soil Technology (B.E.S.T.) TELEPHONE: ADDRESS: WEBSITE:
306-522-2378 4101 Rochdale Blvd. P.O. Box 22034 Regina, SK S4X 4S9 www.bestlandfarm.ca
Hydrocarbon impacted soil remediation facility with 60,000 liter tank facility for petroleum/hydrocarbon impacted liquid waste and contaminated fuel
Canada Colors and Chemicals Ltd.
TELEPHONE: ADDRESS: INQUIRIES: WEBSITE:
403-988-5443 105 - 150 Crowfoot Crescent NW Suite 857 Calgary, AB T3G 3T2 1-877-698-6620 www.canadacolors.com
As part of our continuing commitment to the safety of our natural environment, Canada Colors and Chemicals Limited 22
306-652-4432 4 - 130 Robin Crescent Saskatoon, SK S7L 6M7 www.cannorth.com
Canada North Environmental Services Limited Partnership (CanNorth) is a 100% Aboriginal owned multi-disciplinary environmental consulting firm. We are owned by Kitsaki Management Limited Partnership (KMLP), the investment arm of the Lac la Ronge Indian Band. Our primary corporate objectives are:
• To provide high quality cost-effective environmental services to national and international resource developers, and to government agencies; and involve Aboriginal and northern people in environmental studies and programs. • Our team has proven experience with study designs, data collections, monitoring, cumulative impact assessments, and stakeholder consultations. Projects are undertaken using state-of-the-art technology for analysis, evaluation, problem solving, and strategic planning.
• CanNorth is both ISO 9001:2008 (quality management) and ISO 14001:2004 (environmental stewardship and management) certified. To the best of our knowledge, we are the only Aboriginal owned company in the world with these credentials. Our expertise includes:
• Environmental impact assessments
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M E M B ER S H I P ( FU LL ) • Environmental baseline studies
• Environmental effects monitoring • Fish investigations
• Fish habitat compensation and restoration
• Aquatic toxicology
• Limnology and aquatic ecology
Carson Energy Services Ltd.
• Aquatic and terrestrial plant surveys
• Wildlife surveys
• Species-at-risk surveys • Hydrology
• Watershed management
• Data management and analyses, and
• Archaeology/heritage resources studies. CanNorth also provides specialty services for Aboriginal people/community sustainable development and relationship building for natural resource sector expansions.
TELEPHONE: ADDRESS: WEBSITE:
306-421-3246 P.O. Box 160, Lampman, SK S0C 1N0 www.carsonenergyservices.com
Carson Energy Services Ltd. has provided services to the oil and gas industry for 35 years in Manitoba, Southern Saskatchewan and Alberta. Since the mid 1990s, Carson Energy Services has provided environmental services including: • Phase I and II Site Assessments • Soil and Water sampling
• Remediation and Reclamation Services
• Electromagnetic Surveys; EM31-SH, EM31, EM38 available
• A full line of in-house equipment for site reclamation and restoration
Canadian Light Source Inc. TELEPHONE: ADDRESS: INQUIRIES: WEBSITE:
306-657-3530 101 Perimeter Road Saskatoon, SK S7N 0X4 306-357-3500 www.lightsource.ca
The Canadian Light Source (CLS) is a unique national research facility and a leading light for environmental research.
With innovative industry access and dedicated industrial scientists, this state-of-the-art centre is a powerful tool for research related to effectively extracting resources from the earth while protecting the environment. The CLS can answer questions at every stage of the resource cycle, from exploration and metals recovery, to tailings management, remediation and environmental monitoring, by identifying metallic phases and amorphous compounds in effluents and mine tailings. The synchrotron’s presence in Saskatchewan offers a unique benefit to the local environmental industry, particularly in the analysis of toxic metals such as arsenic, selenium and nickel in soil, sludge and air. For more information please visit www.lightsource.ca.
Chem Smart Resources TELEPHONE: ADDRESS: INQUIRIES: WEBSITE:
306-974-2448 P.O. Box 25021 Saskatoon, SK S7K 8B7 800-663-7343 www.chemsmart.ca
Chem Smart Resources provides one of Canada’s leading specialized 40 Hour HAZWOPER training and certification courses. The course has roots in the United States model of 29CFR 1910.120 for hazardous waste site management, safety practices and emergency response, and has been thoroughly amended to reflect and promulgate Canadian standards and laws. We also provide specialized training and service for 8 hour HAZWOPER, 24 hour HAZWOPER, HAZCHEM Safety, Transportation of Dangerous Goods, Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System (WHMIS), H2S, and Confined Space Entry/Rescue. Our reputation for providing clear understanding of complex and technical information is the cornerstone of
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M E M B ER S H I P ( FU LL ) our service. We help our clients ensure the highest level of due diligence by helping their employees meet and exceed the safety expectations that have become the standard in the hazardous waste industry.
Other non-certification Hazardous Materials training courses are available as well as those that specialize in HAZMAT sampling and categorization, dangerous goods management, and household hazardous waste.
• Household Hazardous Waste Collection Days
• Caught in the Act
The City of Saskatoon is developing an environmental management system (EMS). The three main goals to be achieved through the EMS are to:
• Ensure compliance with all relevant legislative and other environmental requirements; • To reduce the environmental impact caused by the operations of the corporation; and
City of Regina - Environmental Services Department TELEPHONE: ADDRESS:
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306-777-6947 P.O. Box 1790 Victoria Avenue Regina, SK S4P 3C8 www.regina.ca
The City of Regina is the living laboratory for many sustainable infrastructure projects under development through a collaboration among federal and provincial government, Communities of Tomorrow and the University of Regina.
City of Saskatoon - Utility Services, Environmental Services Branch TELEPHONE: ADDRESS:
WEBSITE:
306-975-2487 330 - 350 3rd Avenue North Saskatoon, SK S7K 6G7 www.saskatoon.ca
Our mandate is to protect, conserve, and improve the environment for the benefit of Saskatonians through regulation, enforcement, policy, planning, education, and programming. The branch is responsible for environmental programs, recycling, waste bylaw enforcement, garbage collection, landfill operations, departmental labs, and the City of Saskatoon’s environmental management system. Some of the exciting environmental programs include:
• Implementation of the Saskatoon Waste and Recycling Plan
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• To continually improve the environmental performance of the corporation.
Clarence Campeau Development Fund TELEPHONE: 306-657-4870 ADDRESS: 2158 Airport Drive Saskatoon, SK S7L 6M6 WEBSITE: www.clarencecampeau.com
The Clarence Campeau Development Fund (CCDF) was established by The Métis Society of Saskatchewan Inc. subject to an agreement with the Government of Saskatchewan dated June 11, 1997. In September of 2001 an amendment to the Gaming Act recognized CCDF in legislation and a new agreement between the province and The Métis Nation - Saskatchewan Secretariat Inc. was executed in December 2002. The purpose of the CCDF is to provide financial assistance where currently there is a void for Métis clients. The CCDF is not designed to replace or be in competition with, but to augment and complement existing government programs, agencies and other financial institutions. The CCDF does not fund cultural activities, social programs, operations of political bodies, or non-economic related development projects. Mission Statement:
The mission of the CCDF is to improve the economic circumstances of Saskatchewan’s Métis by providing funding for business development, community economic development and development of management skills and assistance to new and existing Métis owned businesses.
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M E M B ER S H I P ( FU LL ) The goals of the CCDF are as follows:
• To ensure that Métis entrepreneurs acquire the management, administrative and marketing skills necessary for business success;
• To increase employment opportunities for Métis persons;
• To improve incomes for Métis persons.
Clearflow Enviro Systems Group Inc. TELEPHONE: ADDRESS: WEBSITE:
780-410-1403 140, 134 Pembina Road Sherwood Park, AB T8H 0M2 www.clearflowgroup.com
Clearflow Enviro Systems Group Inc. is a full service company providing engineered solutions for water clarification (industrial reuse or release, waste water, sediment and metals removal), soil stability and erosion control and de-salinization solutions for both soil and water. Clearflow has spent the last five years working with National Research Council of Alberta and the Universities of Alberta and Guelph to prove products are environmentally friendly and can be used in-situ, allowing for release directly back into the environment, or for reclaiming water for reuse (Toxicity Reports are available off our website).
As these products and processes are site-specific and because we match our products to the soil and water chemistry of your area, cost and effectiveness are optimized. Our products can be used directly where wildlife is present and then all water treated can be immediately discharged to the environment. Our Process when used in-situ has been proven to remove phosphates, ammonias, organics, PCBs and heavy metals.
Clearflow has also patented several mechanical processes that maximize mixing, reaction time and product usage to allow for turbid water to be cleaned. Metals, Algae, Total Suspended Solids, phosphates, ammonias, organics, and PCBs are all reduced to optimum levels. Some of these patented processes, the PR5 Water Treatment System and the Bazooka in line water treatment system, allow for control of the flow rates and have a small footprint. These units have no mechanical parts, requiring only an external pump. Job histories are available on our website.
As well Clearflow has designed systems for the Saskatchewan Potash market to remove sediments and nutrient levels from the water to enhance the production capabilities of the plant. Clearflow has products and processes that answer to the following: • Soil Stabilization and revegetation
• Dust Control
• Sediment Control
• Storm and other effluent streams • Waste water treatment • Desalinization
Clearflow has recently opened an office in Regina, Saskatchewan as well. Contact is Greg Vogelsang at 306.536.8919
Clifton Associates Ltd. TELEPHONE: ADDRESS: WEBSITE:
306-721-7611 340 Maxwell Crescent Regina, SK S4N 5Y5 www.clifton.ca
Clifton Associates Ltd. is a western Canada based engineering consulting firm specializing in soil, rock and water. Our services are centred on our core skills of environmental, civil, and geotechnical engineering. Our staff consists of over 100 professional, technical and administrative personnel in Regina, Saskatoon, Calgary, Edmonton, and Lloydminster. We employ technical and management skills to provide solutions for clients primarily in the oil and gas, transportation, mining, industrial, public works, construction, government and international development sectors. Our services include:
• Contaminated site assessment and remediation
• Environmental impact assessments, project proposals and licensing • Environmental management
• Waste storage and disposal systems
• Landfills
• Groundwater investigations
• Compliance monitoring, and • Mine waste management
We have extensive experience on large scale projects including serving as the lead consultant on the Wascana Lake Urban Revitalization Project and the Fishing Lake Flood Relief Project. On top of this, Clifton Associates Ltd.
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M E M B ER S H I P ( FU LL ) has recently expanded into transportation planning, and site planning and development.
economic development authorities, and other stakeholders to create economic development in the private sector. CT focuses on the expansion of existing enterprises and the creation of new enterprises to drive economic growth and maximize return on investment in innovation.
Communities of Tomorrow TELEPHONE: ADDRESS: WEBSITE:
306-522-6699 250-10 Research Dr. Regina, SK S4S 7J7 www.communitiesoftomorrow.ca
Communities of Tomorrow is a public-private partnership with the mission of making Saskatchewan a global leader in the field of innovative sustainable municipal infrastructure.
Communities of Tomorrow works with industry, municipalities and researchers to find innovative solutions to infrastructure challenges. Capitalizing on the trillion-dollar global infrastructure market, Communities of Tomorrow assists in the development of more cost effective, longerlasting and environmentally friendly infrastructure products and services, in turn creating jobs, growing businesses and generating economic activity for Saskatchewan.
Our strategic focus is on the areas of water, roads and transportation, and remediation. Communities of Tomorrow operates with four core business strategies:
• Technology Innovation Brokerage and Facilitation Communities of Tomorrow builds partnerships between the key sectors: municipalities, industry, and researchers. We seek to discover needs and match them with suppliers, and assist in the development of products and services from concept to field-testing to commercialization, as well as the development of innovative solutions and best practices. • Funding - Communities of Tomorrow provides project funding to assist companies, municipalities, and researchers to prove out and demonstrate innovative technologies and processes. Over 100 projects have previously received funding.
• Capacity Building - Communities of Tomorrow is assisting industry and municipalities to develop expertise and create capacity, and as a result become innovative leaders, in the infrastructure sector. • Economic Development - Communities of Tomorrow works with industry players, associations, regional 26
Consumers’ Co-operative Refineries Ltd. TELEPHONE: ADDRESS: WEBSITE:
306-721-5353 550 East, 9th Avenue North Regina, SK S4P 3A1 www.ccrl-fcl.ca
Consumers’ Co-operative Refineries Ltd. (CCRL) is an integrated refinery complex and heavy oil upgrader located in Regina, Saskatchewan. CCRL recognizes and acknowledges its responsibility to preserve and protect the environment through commitment and policy.
Crown Investments Corporation of Saskatchewan (CIC) TELEPHONE: ADDRESS: INQUIRIES: WEBSITE:
306-787-0474 400 - 2400 College Avenue Regina, SK S4P 1C8 306-787-6851 www.cicorp.sk.ca
Crown Investments Corporation of Saskatchewan established in 1947 as the Government Finance Office (GFO); it was renamed in 1978 to Crown Investments Corporation of Saskatchewan (CIC) and is the financially self-sufficient holding company for 9 subsidiary commercial Crown corporations. Its mandate is to act as a holding company for many of the province’s Crown corporations and to be a mechanism for developing broad policy control, directing investment, and routing dividends into the government’s consolidated fund. CIC’s main duties are to:
• Establish the strategic direction for subsidiary Crown corporations through effective governance and performance management; and
• Enhance Saskatchewan’s long term economic growth
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M E M B ER S H I P ( FU LL ) and diversification through Crown corporations. The Crown Corporations Act, 1993, is the current governing legislation.
Dagaz Environmental Inc. TELEPHONE: ADDRESS: INQUIRIES: WEBSITE:
306-373-3593 P.O. Box 23047 2325 Preston Ave., Market Mall Saskatoon, SK S7J 5H3 info@dagazenv.com www.dagazenv.com
The environmental focus of Dagaz Environmental Inc. is the manufacture and marketing of the Little River Pond Mill® (LRPM) circulator for use in treatment of water and waste water.
The circulating action of the LRPM promotes natural remediation processes for the control of algae (and other nuisance aquatic vegetation), clarification of surface water, greenhouse gas emissions reductions, and the reduction/ elimination of odours and solids/sludge in liquid sewage lagoons and wastewater facilities.
The Little River Pond Mill is sold globally and our present markets include surface waters (lakes, ponds and water reservoirs) and waste waters (livestock, industrial – oil and gas, mining; commercial – chemical, food processing; and municipal). The circulators have assisted many agricultural, municipal, commercial and industrial holdings or companies to meet environmental standards in this area.
Dagaz tailors treatment to meet the unique needs of each client which may range from anaerobic and facultative to aerobic in-situ digestion of organics and the bioaccumulation of nutrient elements, or the simple act of circulation.
Our Focus:
• Resource Recovery – recovering clean, clear, bacteriafree water and nutrients from wastewaters and creation of commercial carbon credits;
• Wastewater Treatment – delivering economical packaged systems, specializing in certified treatment of municipal sewage and livestock manure; • Wastewater Perception – demonstrating how wastewater can be environmentally friendly and economically profitable.
EcoLibra’s core business is delivering an eco-friendly, selfcontained, packaged system that recovers valuable resources as it treats wastewaters. The system easily meets CCME regulations and is certified by ETV Canada, a globally recognized certification.
With expertise in multiple types of wastewater systems, the core wastewater system can be customized to treat multiple types of wastewater but specializes in the treatment of Municipal Sewage and Hog Manure. It has a tiny footprint that is scalable from populations of 100s to several 1000s. It is environmentally friendly by not using toxic bacterial reactions, and thus does not give off green house gases. It also is resilient to extreme weather conditions and shocks due to rapid changes in wastewater parameters. EcoLibra also delivers certified wastewater and strategic business planning/consulting, system customization, system enablement over the web, maintenance, support and research and development. The leadership team of EcoLibra consists of experts recognized around the world. EcoLibra provides client solutions for today and well into the future.
EcoTech Research Ltd. TELEPHONE: ADDRESS:
EcoLibra Systems Inc.
TELEPHONE: ADDRESS: WEBSITE:
306-955-0872 222 - 111 Research Drive Saskatoon, SK S7N 3R2 www.ecolibrasystems.com
EcoLibra Systems Inc. delivers wastewater solutions that are environmentally sustainable AND economically attractive.
WEBSITE:
306-352-2468 1717 13th Avenue Regina, SK S4P 0V4 www.ecotechresearch.com
EcoTech Research Ltd. was incorporated in Saskatchewan in 1984. EcoTech provides technical and statistical research services, analyses data, and creates custom technical software for industry and government.
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M E M B ER S H I P ( FU LL ) Areas of interest include:
• Urban/rural infrastructure
• Renewable energy sources • Precision agriculture
• Reducing greenhouse gas emissions Recent Projects Include:
• Wind erosion estimation program
• Fast mapping of subsurface soils
• Programming and data analysis projects Current Projects Include:
• Locating fresh water sources
• Mapping near-surface soil properties
Envirotec is licensed to manage all classes of dangerous goods and hazardous waste as enumerated by the Transportation of Dangerous Goods Act and Regulations excluding Class 1 - Explosives, Class 6.2 - Infectious Substances, and Class 7 - Radioactive Materials.
Waste Materials that are not recycled or treated at Envirotec’s facilities are submitted to licensed third-party facilities throughout Canada and the United States. Disposal options available include thermal incineration, stabilization, secure landfill, physical treatment and chemical treatment, fuel blending, and recycling.
Envirotec’s team of professionals are among the best in Canada. Envirotec provides a diverse range of expertise; from environmental engineers and chemists to fire fighters, hazardous material technicians and rail car response specialists. Envirotec’s exceptional combination of service, security and cost control maximize cost effectiveness and minimize liabilities.
Envirotec Services Inc. TELEPHONE: ADDRESS:
INQUIRIES: WEBSITE:
306-244-9500 P.O. Box 25055, 100 Cory Road Saskatoon, SK S7K 8B7 1-877-244-9500 www.envirotec.ca
Envirotec Services Incorporated (Envirotec) is a leader in providing integrated environmental and industrial services within Saskatchewan. Envirotec is committed to providing a premier service with a diligent focus on safety, quality and strict regulatory compliance. Envirotec specializes in the following services: • Environmental Services • Used Oil Materials Recovery • Property Remediation • Recycling Services • Hazardous Waste Management • Industrial Services • Emergency Spill Response • Confined Space Entry Envirotec’s geographically distributed sales and service centres throughout Saskatchewan assist in delivering the highest efficiency and value to its customers. Envirotec owns and operates fully licensed facilities in both Saskatoon and Regina for the storage, transfer and treatment of hazardous waste material collected throughout the province. 28
EverGreen Enviro Corp. TELEPHONE: ADDRESS: WEBSITE:
306-453-4475 Box 40, Carlyle, SK S0C 0R0 www.evergreenenviro.ca
Provides a wide variety of expertise in the upstream oil and gas industry. These projects include environmental protection plans, environmental impact assessments, predisturbance assessments, vegetation and wildlife risk assessments, environmental audits, environmental monitoring, pre and post water well testing, gas migration testing, drilling waste management and reclamation plans for oil, emulsion and produced water spills and flare pits.
Evraz Inc. NA Canada TELEPHONE: ADDRESS: WEBSITE:
306-924-7483 P.O. Box 1670, 100 Armour Road RM of Sherwood Regina, SK S4P 3C7 www.EvrazIncNA.com
Evraz Inc. NA Canada, (formerly known as IPSCO, founded
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of environmental science and ground engineering. Our philosophy is one of broad consulting services with the appropriate blend of science, engineering, and social science integrated with project management skills. Employee-owned since our formation in 1960, we have created a unique culture with pride in ownership, resulting in long-term organizational stability. Golder professionals take the time to build an understanding of client needs and of the specific environments in which they operate. We continue to expand our technical capabilities and have experienced steady growth, now employing over 7,000 people who operate from more than 160 offices located throughout Africa, Asia, Australia, Europe, North America and South America.
Federated Co-operatives Ltd. TELEPHONE: ADDRESS: WEBSITE:
306-244-3119 Box 1050 401-22nd Street East Saskatoon, SK S7K 3M9 www.coopconnection.ca
Grassland Environmental Inc. TELEPHONE: ADDRESS:
306-463-8607 Box 1870 Kindersley, SK S0L 1S0 administration@grassland.ca www.grassland.ca
Federated Co-operatives Limited (FCL) is a wholesaling, manufacturing and administrative organization owned by the Co-operative Retailing System, which operate through approximately 245 retail co-operatives serving more than 500 communities across western Canada. The Cooperative Retailing System employs more than 3,000 people within FCL and an estimated 15,000 people at retail cooperatives, for a total workforce of more than 18,000 people serving an estimated 1,200,000 individual co-op members. The Co-operative Retailing System provides its members with a variety of goods and services ranging from petroleum, food and general merchandise to crop supplies and feed. It is a priority and commitment of Federated Co-operatives Limited and its member retailers to ensure that its operations in all divisions are carried out in an environmentally responsible manner.
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Ground Effects Environmental Services Inc.
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306-665-7989 1721 8th Street East Saskatoon, SK S7H 0T4 www.golder.com
Golder Associates, an international group of consulting companies, provides comprehensive services in the fields
Grassland Environmental Inc. (GEI) has a head office located in Kindersley, Saskatchewan, offering environmental consulting and remediation services to the upstream oil and gas industry throughout West-central Saskatchewan and Alberta. Some of our services include environmental monitoring, pre-disturbance assessments on both private and crown land, spill response and remediation consulting services. Grassland Environmental Inc. is committed to safe, high-quality, timely project completion in all services we perform for our clients.
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306-352-1400 2251 Industrial Drive, Box 1605 Regina, SK S4P 3C4 1-866-425-1400 www.groundeffects.org
Ground Effects Environmental Services Inc. (GEE) is an
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M E M B ER S H I P ( FU LL ) award-winning environmental remediation company based in Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada. Established in 1998, we focus on developing, producing and manufacturing innovative environmental remediation technologies that treat contaminated soil, air and ground water onsite or in situ.
GEE provides turn-key solutions to a variety of clients including; upstream and downstream oil and gas companies, auto manufacturers, environmental consultants and chemical companies, among others. We have more than 70 industry-leading innovations, hold two patents and have successfully remediated hundreds of sites in North American and around the world.
Over the past 5 years we’ve been recognized for our innovations, with an array of awards, ranging from the BDC Young Entrepreneur of the Year, and a National Research Council Canadian Innovation Leader Award, to a Canadian Advanced Technology Alliance Award and two Deloitte Green 15/Fast 50 Award – for environmental leadership and growth.
Hatch
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306-657-7615 201 - 121 Research Drive Saskatoon, SK S7N 1K2 306-657-7500 www.hatch.ca
Hatch is an employee-owned multidiscipline firm that provides consulting, design engineering, technology, environmental services, operational services and project and construction management to the global mining, metallurgy, energy and infrastructure sectors from 65 offices around the world. Programs and projects under management by Hatch have an aggregate value of $35 billion. Hatch understands the environmental and social issues involved with projects within the mining, energy and infrastructure sectors. Our Environmental Services Group (ESG) provides innovative solution-based services related to sustainability; environmental issues and processes; social-and-community interaction; and carbonmanagement issues and initiatives. ESG works with internal and client project teams to integrate environmental and social issues into projects in which Hatch is engaged.
Ground Engineering Consultants Ltd. TELEPHONE: ADDRESS:
306-569-9075 415 - 7th Avenue Regina, SK S4N 4P1
Ground Engineering Consultants Ltd. is a Saskatchewan based engineering company established in 1972 with background experience and facilities directed solely to provide specialized consulting services in Geoenvironmental, Civil, Mining, Construction, Roadway and Materials Engineering. Ground Engineering Consultants Ltd. offers an all-embracing service. Our Geoenvironmental Package aims at providing you with just one service of intelligence, one single point of contact from the time you initiate site finding to the moment building contractors move in and start moving up. Our headquarters and main testing laboratory are located at Regina in a modern one-storey building, fully equipped with a modern laboratory capable of undertaking a wide range of soil, concrete and asphalt testing. In addition, our concrete testing laboratory has been certified and meets CSA requirements for Category I and additional tests –5°C and –10°C.
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HAZCO Environmental Services, A CCS Company TELEPHONE: ADDRESS: INQUIRIES: WEBSITE:
204-832-4561 1199 St. James Street Winnipeg, MB R3H 0K8 1-800-667-0444 www.hazco.com
HAZCO is a leading provider of environmental and decommissioning solutions. HAZCO’s comprehensive services are backed by our strong corporate infrastructure, dedicated personnel, extensive project experience and our specialized equipment assets. HAZCO’s commitment to safety and our track record for the professional and compliant operation of our facilities make us a preferred contractor and service provider to major corporations and government agencies. We provide innovative and effective solutions to your environmental and decommissioning challenges.
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Hydrosphere Technologies
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306-757-4470 3634 28th Avenue Regina, SK S4S 2N6 306-757-4470
We have been providing consulting services to the oil and potash industries in Saskatchewan since 1985 and have considerable experience investigating the geological character of the deep subsurface.
Since 2007, we have been investigating the deep geothermal energy heating potential in southern Saskatchewan. This currently untapped resource is enormous and there are no direct emissions of CO2 or other greenhouse gasses. We are working to educate potential stakeholders and to commercialize the utilization of deep geothermal energy in Canada.
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306-751-0307 37 Lott Rd. East White City, SK S4L 0C1 www.hydrosphere.ca
Hydrosphere Technologies was founded to provide environmental consulting services to a wide range of clientele in the areas of assessment and compliance. We work with various sectors throughout western Canada including: real estate transfer and development, upstream and downstream oil and gas, mining, government, and manufacturing. We provide consulting services for site assessments, site remediation, contaminate management, environment health and safety management systems, environment health and safety audits, waste management, water resources management, water and wastewater treatment, environmental site enhancement, decommissioning and reclamation, compliance monitoring, and groundwater/ contaminate hydrogeology.
HELP International TELEPHONE: ADDRESS: WEBSITE:
306-842-2433 Queen Street City Farm P.O. Box 181, Weyburn, SK S4H 2J9 www.help-international.com
Our Mission:
HELP’s Principal Mission is to research, develop and program leading edge solutions to pressing environmental problems related to waste water, nutrients, salinity, hydrocarbon and landfill leachates. HELP engages international and Canadian researchers and trainees to carry out R and D, forestry services, and live in ecology camps. HELP’s objective is to build on inherent strengths of prairie culture to create leaders in the helping sciences both at home and internationally. Our Vision:
HELP envisions a world in which human communities live sustainably by converting all forms of waste into localized profitable enterprise.
Innovation Place TELEPHONE: ADDRESS: WEBSITE:
306-933-7368 114 - 15 Innovation Blvd. Saskatoon, SK S7N 2X8 www.innovationplace.com
Innovation Place is one of North America’s most successful university-related technology park systems with facilities in Saskatoon, Regina, and Prince Albert. Innovation Place supports the growth of the province’s advanced technology sector by supplying specialized facilities and services on a commercial basis. The Saskatoon campus is located adjacent to the University of Saskatchewan and builds on the strengths of the University in agriculture, information technology, environmental and life sciences as well as the nearby federal and provincial agencies. The Regina campus is located next to the University of Regina and hosts leading-edge petroleum, environmental sciences and information technology organizations.
The Forest Centre in Prince Albert contains a cluster of natural resource and forestry related organizations.
Innovation Place is a leader in sustainable building design and management, providing world class facilities while
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Ivey International Inc.
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250-923-6326 P.O. Box 706 Campbell River, BC V9W 6J3 1-800-246-2744 www.iveyinternational.com
Ivey International Inc. is an award-winning environmental technology company with a commitment to provide outstanding products and services through the development and application of innovative air, soil and groundwater remediation technology. Ivey specializes in remediation technology development and provision to environmental consultants, environmental contractors and oil and gas companies to restore air, soil and water quality.
Absorption and/or adsorption (sorption) of contamination to soils/solids is the #1 reason most forms of remediation are slow, costly and/or fail. Ivey International Inc. has developed the Ivey-sol® Remediation Technology to overcome this limitation. As a result, we are able to clean up contaminated soil, water, solids and/or oil and gas wastes more rapidly and economically.
The Ivey-sol® Surfactant Remediation Technology can selectively desorb contamination, including: petroleum hydrocarbon, chlorinated solvent and heavy metals. In doing so, Ivey-sol® liberates these sorbed contaminants from solid substrates making them more: • Hydraulically available for extraction by pump and treatment (PandT),
• Biologically available for bioremediation (In-situ and Exsitu), • Chemically available for elimination by chemical oxidation or chemical reduction. Ivey-sol® case studies and client references are available upon request.
Ivey-sol® has several commercial and industrial applications including: soil and groundwater remediation, bioremediation, tank cleaning, vapour suppression, NORMs treatment, frac-sand treatment, and shore-line spill cleanup, among many others. On average, greater than 90-95% of small to medium size contaminated sites are remediated (In-situ) in less than 12 months. Our Ex-situ process can take just hours or weeks 32
depending on the Ivey-sol® treatment method and contaminants treated.
The Ivey-sol® products and processes have established a strong international reputation for rapid site remediation and reclamation, with significant time and cost savings for our project partners and clients. Our corporate mission is to be Today’s Environmental Solutions For A Better Tomorrow. For more information, please visit our website www.iveyinternational.com, or call our corporate office at (250) 923-6326.
J.D. Mollard and Associates (2010) Limited TELEPHONE: ADDRESS: WEBSITE:
306-352-8811 810 Avord Tower 2002 Victoria Avenue Regina, SK S4P 0R7 www.jdmollard.com
J.D. Mollard and Associates (2010) Limited is a private consulting firm of professional engineers, geoscientists, geographers and environmental scientists based in Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada. Dr. Jack Mollard founded J.D. Mollard and Associates Limited in 1956 and for over five, decades, Jack and his firm carried out over 5,000 consulting assignments for governments, academia and private industry, across Canada and around the world. In 2010, Dr. Jack Mollard retired as president of J.D. Mollard and Associates Limited, and company operations were taken over by long-time employee Lynden Penner under a new company, J.D. Mollard and Associates (2010) Limited. All professional staff continue to practice with the new company and are committed to carrying on a tradition of excellence in applied civil and geological engineering, geology, hydrogeology, geography, biology, remote sensing, GIS, terrain analysis and environmental studies. Consulting projects carried out by JDMA (2010) include: • Route and site location and assessment, terrain mapping, characterization and evaluation;
• Geological, geotechnical and geoenvironmental studies; • Land, water and forestry studies, including land capability and suitability studies, environmental impact assessments, and computer modeling for prediction of geo-environmental impacts; • Mine, mineral and petroleum exploration and development;
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• Aggregate location, quantity and quality studies.
Our solar pumps are floating, submersible, and surface mounted with volumes to 10.000 gpd. • Eliminate greenhouse gases by displacing fossil fuel combustion;
• Keeping livestock out of streams eliminates pollutants and improves water quality by keeping animal waste out;
K+S Potash Canada General Partnership TELEPHONE: ADDRESS: INQUIRIES: WEBSITE:
306-986-5257 300, 211 4th Avenue S. Saskatoon, SK S7K 1N1 306-986-5251 www.ks-potashcanada.com
K+S Potash Canada General Partnership is a Canadian based company, which is focused on developing its Legacy Project, a feasibility stage solution mining potash project. The Legacy Project is located approximately 80 kilometres northwest of Regina. The start of construction for the project is planned for early 2011 with operations beginning in 2015.
Solution Mining utilizes hot water to dissolve sylvite (KCI) and halite (NaCI) in a water or salt brine solution through directional boreholes. The solution is then pumped back to the surface where the solution potash is crystallized and purified into the finished product, ready to be transported and sold to market. Solution mining technology has the direct benefits of scalable production capacity, lower capital costs, quicker timeline to production, and with significantly less mining risk as compared to conventional mine methods.
Kelln Consulting Ltd.
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306-731-2224 P.O. Box 94, 50 James St. Lumsden, SK S0G 3C0 www.kellnsolar.com
Kelln Consulting Ltd. is a consulting engineering firm specializing in energy efficient building design and renewable energy system design. Kelln Consulting Ltd. performs commercial, industrial, and residential electrical and mechanical energy audits. We also have a manufacturing arm that specializes in solar water pumps, and we are Canada’s largest manufacturer of Solar Water Pumping Systems. Kelln Solar Water Pumping has been providing solar pumping solutions since 1984.
• Increase wildlife nesting habitat by keeping livestock away from streams — livestock are not destroying vegetation by tramping in stream banks;
• Reduces or eliminates bacteria and micro organism contamination (ecoli, glardia, cryptosporidium, etc.) by keeping manure away from water bodies;
• Reduce bacterial soil transfer and contamination, a key cause of hoof-rot; • Solar Dugout Aeration.
Kelln Solar provides a turnkey solar aeration system for dugouts, ponds, lagoons, lakes, etc. Aeration means adding air to a body of water to restore it back to health. The benefits from using a Kelln Solar Aeration System: • Cleans up water and improves water clarity, reduces algae growth;
• Oxidizes phosphate, ammonia, and nitrite to reduce their levels; • Stops the buildup of organic and inorganic pollutants and eliminates harmful gases;
• Increases fish growth, production, and carrying capacity;
• Reverses lake aging and degradation. We Practice What We Preach.
Our office building is arguably the most energy efficient small commercial building in Saskatchewan, using less than half the energy of a conventional building of the same size.
Keneco Environmental Services (2000) Inc. TELEPHONE: ADDRESS: WEBSITE:
403-237-8137 3rd Floor, 3333 - 8th Street SE Calgary, AB T2G 3A4 www.kenecoenviro.com
Since 1994, Keneco Environmental Services (2000) Inc. has provided comprehensive, effective and cost-efficient solutions to today’s environmental challenges. The highest standards of safety excellence and environmental planning are at the very core of our business.
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M E M B ER S H I P ( FU LL ) Specializing in Drilling Waste Disposal, Environmental Assessments, EFR Preparations, Land Reclamation, Waste Tracking and Environmental Audits, Keneco is a trusted, progressive resource for environmental consulting. We are focused on delivering accurate project assessment and proven response, with a keen commitment to clients’ unique and varied requirements. In creating your optimum solutions, we always remain receptive to your instructions, ideas and new operational methods. Keneco’s approach to business is systematic, thorough and efficient. We are continually expanding our capabilities to develop innovative new approaches that meet the evolving needs of our broad client base.
At Keneco, our professionals and technicians are among the very best in the industry. Our experienced and trained personnel are specialists in the key areas of reclamation, remediation and soil science, and are equipped with the tools and technology needed to provide safe, secure and efficient service.
KGS Group Consulting Engineers TELEPHONE: ADDRESS: WEBSITE:
306-757-9681 440, 2365 Albert Street Regina, SK S4P 4K1 www.kgsgroup.com
KGS Group Consulting Engineers provides comprehensive engineering and consulting services in the following areas: Water and Sewage Works; Water Treatment; Environmental Audits and Assessments; Water Quality (surface water, groundwater, drinking water); Environmental Engineering; Municipal Engineering; Waste Management; Industrial and Municipal Pollution Prevention; Aquatic Biology. Personnel are trained in the areas of civil, sanitary, industrial and environmental engineering; environmental engineering technology, aquatic biology and limnology; feasibility and predesign studies, design, contract administration, construction inspection, training, troubleshooting, and operational assistance. KGS Group Consulting Engineers specializes in water and wastewater treatment processes and provides services in bench scale and pilot scale water and wastewater process testing programs. In addition, KGS Group Consulting Engineers provides services in the area of water quality surveillance and assessment, technology reviews and implementation.
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Klohn Crippen Berger Ltd. TELEPHONE: ADDRESS: INQUIRIES: WEBSITE:
306-974-1520 200A, 2366 Avenue C North Saskatoon, SK S7L 5X5 1-888-531-4394 www.klohn.com
Klohn Crippen Berger Ltd. is a multi-disciplined consulting firm providing a wide range of engineering, earth and biological science services to industry and government clients. Over the past 50 years, KCBL has been involved in projects on virtually every continent encompassing varied geographical and cultural settings. Our experienced staff provides services in environmental assessment, monitoring and remediation; civil and geotechnical engineering; groundwater; water resources; mining and transportation; and power services. In addition, Klohn Crippen Berger has partnered with IEG Consultants Ltd. and IEG Nunasi Consultants Ltd. to deliver specialized environmental and engineering services to First Nations, industry and government clients in Northern Canada. Through these unique joint ventures, we have the professional staff to help meet the technical, environmental, and social challenges when working in the arctic. We have the capability to interact with all stakeholders and regulators in a mutually beneficial manner in sensitive remote areas.
Koenders Windmills Inc. TELEPHONE: ADDRESS: WEBSITE:
306-721-1495 3426 Saskatchewan Drive Regina, SK S4T 1H1 www.koenderswindmills.com
Koenders Windmills Inc. manufactures and sells windmills and associated equipment for the aeration of standing water. Aeration improves the quality of water by providing an oxygen rich environment and circulating the water, thus preventing weed growth and removing odours. Our traditional market was with the farmers in improving the quality of their dug-out water; more recently we provide aeration to the fish farm industry where aerated water is vital for fish health. We also sell windmills to golf courses, all of whom have water features and who previously spent large amounts of cash in chemically treating their ponds. Rural Communities are realizing that windmills can offer a
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Due to falling water levels, it is becoming more difficult to access clean water. Koenders has introduced a range of solar powered well water pumps that can pump water from up to 1000 ft deep, at a fraction of the cost of a traditional deep water extraction windmill.
See our webpage: www.koenderswaterpumps.com for more information.
Maxxam TELEPHONE: ADDRESS: INQUIRIES: WEBSITE:
306-249-1014 114 - 116 Research Dr. Saskatoon, SK S7N 3R3 1-800-386-7247 www.maxxam.ca
Maxxam is the country’s largest provider of analytical laboratory services, and over the past 30 years has developed a strong reputation for innovative service solutions, regulatory interpretation, and leadership in the application of analytical science.
Matrix Solutions Inc. TELEPHONE: ADDRESS: WEBSITE:
306-842-3088, ext. 29 1780 Railway Avenue Box 279, Weyburn, SK S4H 2K1 www.matrix-solutions.com
Matrix Solutions Inc. is an environmental consulting firm based in Calgary, Alberta, with satellite offices in Edmonton, Grande Prairie, Pincher Creek, Medicine Hat, and Drayton Valley, Alberta; Fort St. John, British Columbia; Weyburn, Lloydminster, Swift Current, Regina, Oxbow, and Kindersley, Saskatchewan; and Virden, Manitoba. We specialize in the assessment, monitoring, remediation, reclamation of soil and water resources and regulatory affairs and permits, as well as completing large environmental impact assessments and water resource projects. Matrix combines the professional expertise of five well-known predecessor companies, Groundwater Solutions Ltd., Jim Lore and Associates (subsequently 3-D Reclamation Inc.), E2 Environmental Alliance, Hydroconsult EN3 Services Ltd., and Odyssey Environmental Ltd.
Over the past decade and a half, Matrix and its predecessor firms have worked almost exclusively for the oil and gas exploration, production, processing and heavy oil industry. This still forms the core of our client base and we have applied our expertise at hundreds of upstream petroleum and heavy oil industry sites, ranging in size from single well sites and pipeline metering stations to major sour gas processing plants, oil sands developments and refineries. In recent years, Matrix has expanded its clientele to include the downstream oil and gas sector, mining, agriculture, manufacturing, commercial establishments and regulatory agencies.
McKinnon, Carolle TELEPHONE: ADDRESS:
306-545-7067/306-787-2683 70 Andrews Crescent Regina, SK S4R 7X7
Carolle recently graduated from the Paul J. Hill School of Business holding a Bachelor of Business Administration (Distinction), with a major in Marketing. She also received a Certificate in Economics and an Advanced Certificate in Local Government Authority.
Micro Oil Inc. TELEPHONE: ADDRESS:
306-477-4323 501 Avenue M South Saskatoon, SK S7M 2K8
Micro Oil Inc. is committed to providing the mining and oil industry with custom blended oil/petroleum products, containment, equipment, and industrial services. Should you require information regarding any of our products or capabilities, please contact David Stromberg.
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MWH Canada, Inc. TELEPHONE: ADDRESS: WEBSITE:
306-373-1110 104, 108 Research Drive Saskatoon, SK S7N 3R3 www.mwhglobal.com
MWH combines sound management practices and technical expertise to deliver efficient, cost effective and timely environmental solutions to clients in all industry sectors. Our expertise includes: operations planning for environmentally sensitive areas (including Project Proposals, EIAs, Epps, EISs, construction plans and AOAs); environmental assessment (Phase I, II, III); regulatory compliance monitoring; rare and endangered species assessments; remediation; decommissioning and reclamation; property transfer audits; wildlife habitat assessment, public consultation; and environmental training services. MWH has prairie offices in Saskatoon, Estevan, Lloydminster, and Calgary to optimize access to project locations in Western Canada. Our team of professionals has expertise in geology, geophysics, biology, ecology, fisheries, environmental chemistry, and geography. The field services we provide (including water well testing; piezometer installation; groundwater monitoring; soil sampling; and soil vapour surveys) are conducted by experienced technologists.
Nilex Inc.
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306-956-0088 3 - 320 Jessop Ave. Saskatoon, SK S7N 1Y6 1-888-543-5454 www.nilex.com
Materials and Construction for Earth and Water. Nilex recognizes the importance of reducing the impact of construction on the environment by providing materials for the environmental, infrastructure and resource sectors. Providing geosynthetics for Containment, Drainage, Erosion Control, Ground Improvement, MSE Walls/Slopes, Roads/Pavement, Reclamation and Remediation. Locations: Burnaby, Vernon, Edmonton, Calgary, Grande Prairie, Saskatoon, Winnipeg.
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Normac A.E.S. Ltd. TELEPHONE: ADDRESS:
306-773-1707 Box 880 Swift Current, SK S9H 3W8
Normac A.E.S. Ltd. is a Swift Current-based company that provides environment and ecological services. Normac A.E.S. Ltd. conducts commercial physical and biological research. Normac A.E.S. Ltd. has worked on projects for CanadaSaskatchewan Irrigation Diversification Centre (CSIDC):
• Effluent Irrigation Guidelines and Management Practices • The City of Swift Current – Effluent Irrigation Project.
Northern Water Cleaners Inc. TELEPHONE: ADDRESS: WEBSITE:
306-694-0000 809 High Street West Moose Jaw, SK S6H 6L7 www.northernwatercleaners.com
Northern Water Cleaners produces a whole-home, bactericidal water cleaner which removes up to 90% of pharmaceuticals, all bacteria, and harmful chemicals such as chlorine, herbicides, insecticides and industrial waste. Their bactericidal process is patented worldwide and Northern Water Cleaners’ proprietary technology delivers bacteria-free, great tasting, clean, safe drinking water for the public. Although the Northern Water Cleaner system is primarily focused on protecting homes and families, they have numerous commercial customers with similar concerns with water contamination, such as plant nurseries, fitness centres, a winery and brewery, restaurants, health stores, etc. Through extensive research and development, Northern Water Cleaners continues to strive to improve the quality of its bactericidal water treatment system. Its expertise in the treatment of water, marketing techniques, management, and its affiliation with reputable and competent engineers enabled Northern Water Cleaners to establish itself as a respected and successful corporation.
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O’Kane Consultants Inc.
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204-788-4117 1124 Sanford Street Winnipeg, MB R3G 2N1 1-877-674-6468 www.nrgmanagement.ca
NRG Management is a Design-Build-Maintain Mechanical Contractor offering complete energy management solutions. We are based in Winnipeg, Manitoba, but work all over Saskatchewan, Alberta, north-western Ontario and the Territories. We offer energy audits and integrated design to facilitate LEED and BOMA Best standard projects coupled with complete installation of Heating, Cooling and Refrigeration, Ventilation, Plumbing, and Electrical Services. We are also the exclusive distributors for SOLARWALL and SOLARDUCT thermal air products in the Saskatchewan market. These products are the leading way to get free building heat from the sun.
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306-955-3254 112 - 112 Research Drive Saskatoon, SK S7N 3R3 www.okane-consultants.com
O’Kane Consultants is a geotechnical engineering consulting firm with offices in Saskatoon, Calgary, Fort McMurray, Montana and Brisbane, Australia. The focus of their work is on the application of unsaturated zone hydrology to closure of mine waste storage facilities and municipal landfills. O’Kane Consultants specializes in the design, construction and performance monitoring of engineered soil cover systems for mine waste. Clients of O’Kane Consultants are situated all across Canada, the USA, Argentina and Australia. O’Kane Consultants offer consulting services in the following key areas:
• in situ physical and geochemical characterization of waste and potential cover materials;
• design of cover systems using state-of-the-art computer models;
O’Connor Associates Environmental Inc. TELEPHONE: ADDRESS: WEBSITE:
204-489-2964, ext. 42 7 Terracon Place Winnipeg, MB R2J 4B3 www.oconnor-associates.com
O’Connor Associates is a progressive, independent firm of Canadian environmental engineering consultants.
Drawing upon over 25 years of experience in Canada and on international projects, we provide clients with solutions to complex environmental problems.
O’Connor Associates is capable of contributing specific technical expertise as a member of the client’s team, or we can assume responsibility for complete project management.
Whether the project is complex or routine, our staff of engineers (civil, geological, chemical, environmental, agricultural) and environmental scientists (hydrogeologists, agrologists, biologists, geographers) work together to find the right answers.
• erosion assessment for design of sustainable final landforms for waste storage facilities;
• construction supervision, including quality assurance and control, of cover systems; • installation of field performance monitoring systems; and
• distribution and technical support of environmental monitoring sensors and data acquisition equipment manufactured by Campbell Scientific Inc. and Sentek Sensor Technologies.
P. Machibroda Engineering Ltd. TELEPHONE: ADDRESS: WEBSITE:
306-665-8444 806 - 48th Street East Saskatoon, SK S7K 3Y4 www.machibroda.com
Since 1977, P. Machibroda Engineering Ltd. has provided consulting engineering services for thousands of commercial, industrial and residential developments. Our clients include: First Nations; federal, provincial, and
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M E M B ER S H I P ( FU LL ) municipal governments; crown corporations; engineering firms; architects; general contractors, and developers. What sets us apart from other firms is the personal level of our service provided by our experienced key personnel. Our diverse team of highly skilled engineers, technologists, technicians and support staff, with our owned and operated field testing equipment including drilling rigs, specialize in supplying our clients with timely, down to earth, practical engineering solutions.
PHH ARC Environmental Ltd.
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306-244-8799, ext 222 210 Cardinal Crescent Saskatoon, SK S7L 6H8 www.phharcenv.com
PHH ARC is a consulting and environmental services company that provides a wide range of environmental, engineering, geosciences and health and safety solutions. Founded in 1984, we have progressed to become an industry leader in the provision of environmental and occupational health and safety services. PHH ARC has 25 years of experience performing environmental health and safety consulting services. Through the successful and timely delivery of tens of thousands of projects in Canada, and our experience serving many of Canada’s building owners, utilities, government departments and industries.
PHH ARC have grown to become a leading provider in the areas of three key disciplines: • Hazardous Materials Management (Asbestos, PCBs, Mould, Lead, Mercury, ODS and Radioactive Sources) • Occupational Hygiene, Health and Safety (Indoor Air quality and worker exposure monitoring • Environmental Services (Environmental site assessments - Stage I, II, III detailed site investigations and Remediation and site decommissioning) Our team strives to exceed customer expectations by providing cost effective, professional, and practical solutions to meet our client needs.
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PINTER and Associates Ltd. TELEPHONE: ADDRESS: WEBSITE:
306-244-1710 710A 48th Street E Saskatoon, SK S7K 5B4 www.pinter.ca
PINTER and Associates Ltd. is a full service geo-environmental, municipal and safety consultant, headquartered in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, providing engineering experience, expertise and services including, but not limited to, the following areas: Phase I - III Environmental Site Assessments and Remediation, mitigation for the full range of environmental impacts; risk assessments; groundwater/hydrogeological assessment; modeling and monitoring; landfill/lagoon assessments, siting, design and construction services; environmental audits; indoor ambient air quality assessments; water and wastewater system assessments, design and construction and management services; waste management; development and implementation of safety programs and COR safety training and audits; geotechnical, foundation and slope stability studies.
Pioneer Groundwater Monitoring Products Ltd. TELEPHONE: ADDRESS: INQUIRIES: WEBSITE:
780-907-5375 #1582 - 5328 Calgary Trail Edmonton, AB T6H 4J8 1-800-801-1044 www.bailers.ca
Pioneer Groundwater Monitoring Products Ltd. is an Edmonton-based company that supplies a wide range of proven groundwater monitoring products that are used world wide. Pioneer GMP products include:
• Disposable bailers (Voss, Aqua, ClearView, SinkFast), bailer line, nitrile powder free gloves, lockable monitoring well plugs and caps, padlocks, manholes, Waterra products, Hanna Instruments, interface and water level meters, 12 volt purge pumps and tubing, passive skimmers, petro bailers, mega stand-up bags, PVC 2 slotted and flush threaded pipe, bentonite and filter sand.
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people to carry out our activities and meet the needs of our customers in an environmentally responsible manner, always providing the utmost protection to the public, our staff, and improving the environment in which we service and operate.
Pioneer Professional Services Group TELEPHONE: ADDRESS: WEBSITE:
306-584-3044 418B McDonald Street Regina, SK S4N 6E1 www.pioneer-group.ca
Pioneer Professional Services Group is a Western Canadian based company with over 30 years of experience delivering land, environmental, vegetation management and safety services. Pioneer’s experienced and diverse group of professionals offer a full range of environmental services including planning, approvals, assessments, reclamation, and remediation. Our geophysics division uses nonintrusive sub-surface analysis to offer cost effective environmental solutions to our clients. Although its application is project specific, environmental geophysics is an important tool used to evaluate sub-surface conditions prior to ground disturbance.
In recent years, Pioneer has expanded to offer vegetation management (invasive species control) and safety services such as training, audits, program development, and emergency response planning. Our mission is to develop and provide sustainable, cost effective solutions to your land, environment and safety challenges.
Prairie Wild Consulting Co. TELEPHONE: ADDRESS: WEBSITE:
306-653-2385 610 Walmer Rd. Saskatoon, SK S7L 0E2 www.prairiewildconsulting.ca
Prairie Wild Consulting Co. is a community planning and development company with a collaborative base that extends beyond its geographical home of Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. The company was formed in response to local needs identified in the areas of: comprehensive sustainability land use planning (urbans, rurals and regional); community development; community facilitation processes; policy development, local governance, and community engagement and civic participation strategies and processes. Clients include all orders of government, small businesses and community based organizations requesting assistance in these areas. Services are available locally, nationally and internationally.
PRTox Consulting, Inc. Plains Environmental Inc.
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306-533-3773 100 Cemetery Road, Box 519 Melville, SK S4X 4V1 www.plainsenvironmental.com
We are an environmental waste management company specializing in the disposal of oilfield and industrial waste. With operating facilities in Melville and Willmar Saskatchewan, our innovative and environmentally friendly facilities can ensure the safe and efficient processing of your waste in either liquid or solid form.
Plains Environmental Inc. is committed to the Saskatchewan
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306-652-6271 922 Pezer Crescent Saskatoon, SK S7S 1J8 dbechtel@shaw.ca www.prtox.ca
PRTox provides consultation services in the following areas: • Regulatory affairs and strategic guidance • Exposure Issues for Health and Safety
• Project Management • Scientific Advice
• Toxicology Services
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• Risk Assessment (Human and Environmental Health) • Analytical Chemistry placement and interpretation
• General assistance with contaminants, nanoparticles, natural health products, and regulatory study design
• Food And Food Additives
Rescan Environmental Services Ltd. TELEPHONE: ADDRESS: WEBSITE:
306-651-3868 113 - 116 Research Drive Innovation Place Saskatoon, SK S7N 3R3 www.rescan.com
Rescan Environmental Services Ltd. is a Canadian-based international environmental consulting firm offering a wide range of science, engineering, and socio-economic services to clients around the world. Rescan assists industries, institutions, and governments in achieving sustainable environmental practices for the benefit of present and future generations. Now in its thirtieth year of operation, Rescan’s client list includes many of the world’s leading companies and its project assignments have spanned six continents.
Rescan provides our clients in the private and public sectors with environmental solutions. Rescan has assembled a team of dynamic and skilled professionals from many different fields. Our multi-disciplinary team – which includes biologists, engineers, social scientists, archaeologists, hydrologists, and many others – is backed by a strong group of accountants, graphic designers, and desktop publishing specialists.
Rescan is proud to be a recipient of a Canada Export Award and three British Columbia Export Awards, and to be a member of the British Columbia Export Hall of Fame. In 2010, the Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce honoured Rescan with the Achievement for Business Excellence Award (ABEX Award) in the category of Environment. In 2007, Clem Pelletier was nominated for the provincial government’s Mining and Sustainability Award, and for Mining Person of the Year by the Mining Association of British Columbia. We are equally delighted to receive recognition as an outstanding Canadian employer. Rescan was selected as one of Canada’s Top 100 Employers for 2011, BC’s Top Employers in 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010 and 2011, and was named one of Canada’s best employers of college and university graduates by the Career Directory. We were also named one 40
of Canada’s Best Employers for New Canadians in 2009 and one of Canada’s Greenest Employers in 2009, 2010 and 2011. In 2009, Rescan was selected as a winner of Canada’s 50 Best Managed Companies (Best Managed) award, and requalified for the award in 2010.
Rescan’s mission is to provide the highest quality of environmental services, and foster long-term relationships with clients, associates, and employees. Rescan’s strengths lie in the commitment to excellence, team work, and delivering a wide range of services to meet project goals.
Rescan’s headquarters are in Vancouver, British Columbia with branch offices in Saskatoon, SK, Victoria, BC, Smithers, BC, Kamloops, BC and Yellowknife, Northwest Territories. Rescan is pleased to have an office in Saskatoon to service our clients in the Saskatchewan region.
Please visit Rescan’s website at www.rescan.com for more information about the services, people and projects at Rescan.
Saskatchewan Mining Association TELEPHONE: ADDRESS: WEBSITE:
306-757-9505 Suite 1500, 2002 Victoria Avenue Regina, SK S4P 0R7 www.saskmining.ca
Our mission statement is:
Providing a foundation for growth through a safe, responsible mining industry. The role of the SMA is:
• Liaison and consultation with appropriate departments and agencies of Government, both Provincial and Federal, to ensure the safe, profitable and orderly development of the mineral resources of the province.
• Development of public information programs directed to all areas of society, to promote a better understanding of the role played by mining in the socio-economic life of the Province, and indeed of Canada.
• Encouragement, organization and co-ordination of programs of study and research into matters of mutual interest and concern, particularly health, safety, environmental impact, and industrial relations.
To these ends the SMA cooperates closely with equivalent associations in other provinces, with the Mining Association
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M E M B ER S H I P ( FU LL ) of Canada, and Prospectors and Developers Association of Canada; and with Universities and Research organizations. The Association may be justly regarded as the voice of the Mining Industry in Saskatchewan.
Saskatchewan Ministry of Energy and Resources - Forestry Development TELEPHONE: ADDRESS: WEBSITE:
306-953-3731 Box 3003, 141 - 1061 Central Ave. Prince Albert, SK S6V 6G1 www.er.gov.sk.ca/forestry
The mandate of Saskatchewan Energy and Resource’s Forest Development Division is to facilitate the growth and development of the provincial forest industry. The division works in partnership with business, communities, governments and other provincial agencies to develop and deliver policies and programs to: • Enhance forest industry competitiveness;
• Increase investment in the forest sector; and
• Facilitate value-added production in the forest sector. Major client groups include individual forest companies, forest industry associations, FPInnovations, forest communities, and First Nations.
Saskatchewan’s primary forest industry is driven by commodity production which is highly susceptible to international market volatility. The Forest Development Division is focused on assisting Saskatchewan’s forest industry to remain competitive and transition to a more market driven industry producing higher value products and locating new niche markets, specific to Saskatchewan’s forest fibre.
Saskatchewan Ministry of Environment Environmental Protection and Audit Division Municipal Branch TELEPHONE: ADDRESS:
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The Saskatchewan Ministry of Environment carries the provincial responsibility to manage, enhance, and protect Saskatchewan’s natural and environmental resources for conservation, social, economic and recreation purposes, and to ensure they are sustained for future generations. The Municipal Branch’s areas of focus include regulations and standards associated with drinking water, wastewater, municipal solid waste and recycling.
306-787-6193 4th Floor, 3211 Albert Street Regina, SK S4S 5W6 1-800-567-4224 www.environment.gov.sk.ca
Saskatchewan Research Council (SRC) TELEPHONE: ADDRESS: WEBSITE:
306-933-5439 125 - 15 Innovation Blvd. Saskatoon, SK S7N 2X8 www.src.sk.ca
The Saskatchewan Research Council (www.src.sk.ca) is Saskatchewan’s leading provider of applied research, development and demonstration (RDandD), and technology commercialization. With over 400 employees, $63 million in annual revenue and 64 years of RandD experience, SRC provides services and products to its 1,900 clients around the world. SRC’s Environment Division provides environmental site remediation, consulting and full service environmental lab services that assist clients in industry, government and other sectors in Saskatchewan, nationally and internationally to address the environmental side of sustainable development. We provide a wide range of expertise and services including air quality and climatology, carbon footprint and management, comprehensive analytical testing, environmental remediation and toxicology, ecosystems and forestry.
Saskatchewan Waste Electronic Equipment Program (SWEEP) TELEPHONE: ADDRESS: INQUIRIES: WEBSITE:
306-373-9337 101B 2366 Avenue C North Saskatoon, SK S7L 5X5 1-888-350-6555 www.sweepit.ca
SWEEP is the Saskatchewan Waste Electronic Equipment
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M E M B ER S H I P ( FU LL ) Program. It is a non-profit corporation established by manufacturers, retailers and other stakeholders to collect and recycle obsolete electronic equipment in an environmentally responsible manner.
The SWEEP program accepts a variety of electronic equipment for recycling at all SARCAN depots in the province.
Recycling costs are paid by an Environmental Handling Fee (EHF) collected on the sale of new electronic equipment. Retailers are required to collect the fee, and 100% of the money goes to funding recycling and other activities of the program.
Construction and Operation. Utility meter reading and bill collection services common to Electrical, Water and Sewer Utilities are provided by the Finance Branch, Corporate Services Department of the City.
Street lighting is provided by approximately 16,327 energyefficient high pressure sodium fixtures. Saskatoon Light and Power provides special decorations and decorative lighting on twelve main thoroughfares and bridges within the City during the Christmas season.
To learn more about SWEEP and options for unwanted electronics, please visit their website at www.sweepit.ca.
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Saskatchewan Watershed Authority TELEPHONE: ADDRESS: WEBSITE:
306-787-2892 420 - 2365 Albert St Regina, SK S4P 4K1 www.swa.ca
The Saskatchewan Watershed Authority leads management of the province’s water resources to ensure safe drinking water sources and reliable water supplies for economic, environmental and social benefits for Saskatchewan people.
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306-975-2414 322 Brand Road Saskatoon, SK S7K 0J5 www.saskatoon.ca
The City of Saskatoon operates an electric utility providing electrical service to the area of Saskatoon which lies generally within the 1958 City boundary. Bulk power is purchased from the provincial crown utility, SaskPower, at 138,000 volts. Through a system of substations, distribution lines and transformers, the power is supplied to customers on demand at locations and at voltages appropriate to their needs. The Utility also maintains the street lighting system.
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306-566-2876 6SE - 2025 Victoria Avenue Regina, SK S4P 0S1 www.saskpower.com
SaskPower provides a safe, reliable and sustainable source of electricity to the people of Saskatchewan. In providing service to more than 467,000 customers, we place a high priority on minimizing our impact on the environment. SaskPower was the first full-service electric utility in Canada to have its environmental management system registered to the ISO 14001 Standard of the International Organization for Standardization (ISO). Our company is now making an unprecedented financial investment into renewing our electricity infrastructure. Through this investment we will ensure our system complies with future Federal and Provincial government greenhouse gas and environmental regulations as part of our plan to meet Saskatchewan’s growing power needs. For more information about our plans for providing a sustainable power supply, our energy efficiency programs, or to read our annual Sustainability Report – a summary of our environmental, social and economic performance – visit saskpower.com.
SaskWater TELEPHONE: ADDRESS: INQUIRIES: WEBSITE:
306-694-3903 200 - 111 Fairford St. E. Moose Jaw, SK S6H 1C8 1-888-230-1111 www.saskwater.com
SaskWater is Saskatchewan’s Crown water utility, helping
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Headquartered in Moose Jaw, SaskWater employs approximately 100 people (permanent full-time, part-time and temporary) in 13 operating locations.
SaskWater provides service to 58 communities, seven rural municipalities, 85 rural pipeline groups, 15 industrial and approximately 200 commercial and end user customers.
The corporation owns seven water treatment plants, three wastewater facilities, 38 pump stations and over 800 km of pipeline. SaskWater also maintains customer-owned systems and provides operator training to 39 Saskatchewan First Nations communities.
He is working on a third book titled, The Future of Agriculture. For three years, Al was profiled on AgVision TV as one of the Top Managers, which broadcasts across Canada and part of the US.
Al is a graduate of the College of Agriculture and College of Education from the University of Saskatchewan, a member of the Saskatchewan Institute of Agrologists, the Canadian Consulting Agrologists Association (National President for two terms), Agricultural Institute of Canada; Canadian Association of Farm Advisors; Canadian Farm Business Management Council; and the Canadian Association of Professional Speakers.
Sequoia Environmental Remediation Inc. Scholz, Allan TELEPHONE: ADDRESS:
306-221-0248 531 Candle Way Saskatoon, SK S7K 5A9
Al Scholz is completing a Masters degree in Sustainable Environmental Management at the University of Saskatchewan’s School of Environment and Sustainability.
His research focus is sustainable food systems and the emerging trends in the economic, environmental and social/rural sectors that will impact the rapidly changing agri-food production and marketing system on the Canadian prairies.
Al has been active in the agriculture and food industry for over 30 years as a management consultant and business owner. His focus has been on best management practices of top farmers, value-add marketing strategies, communitybased rural development and leadership and rural entrepreneurship.
Al has a unique global view of emerging agriculture, food industry, business and rural trends as he has lived and worked over nine years in Southeast Asia, India and Central America focusing on value-add agriculture, rural renewal and co-operative development as a project manager and consultant.
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306-584-5566 1602B McDonald Street Regina, SK S4N 2C6 www.sequoiaenvironmental.com
Sequoia Environmental Remediation Inc. is a specialized environmental supply and service company focused on the effective use of insitu technologies to remove/remediate chemical contaminants present in soil and groundwater. The company was formed in 1998 with the specific intention of providing top quality technical expertise, equipment and hands on service to customers requiring evaluation and/or implementation of insitu remedial approaches to clean up contaminated sites throughout Canada and the United States.
Sequoia Environmental Remediation Inc. designs, builds and installs complete environmental remediation systems and insitu processes, rents environmental remediation equipment, and carries a large selection of Health and Safety equipment and monitoring supplies for sale or rental that are tailored to the environmental industry. Sequoia is located in Calgary, Regina and Vancouver.
Al published, Don’t Turn Out the Lights: Entrepreneurship in Rural Saskatchewan in 2000. A second publication in 2002 was titled, Community Success Stories: Plans, Actions and Results. In 2007, he co-authored a national discussion paper for the Agricultural Institute of Canada titled, Re-Defining Agriculture: Sustaining Agriculture in Canada through Innovation and Diversification.
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SIAST - Office of Applied Research and Innovation
TELEPHONE: ADDRESS: INQUIRIES: WEBSITE:
306-775-7723 4500 Wascana Parkway Regina, SK S4P 3A3 306-775-7320 www.siast.sk.ca/research
SIAST recognizes applied research and innovation as a natural extension of its vision to be a catalyst for advancing the social and economic prosperity of Saskatchewan. At SIAST, applied research is undertaken with the objective to acquire knowledge with a specific application in view and to encourage projects that are designed to solve practical problems.
We believe that applied research and innovation undertakings have strong potential for practical learning experiences for students and their employability, provide opportunities for faculty innovation and/or contribute to economic development in the province. The function of the Office of Applied Research and Innovation is to facilitate the applied research activities at SIAST, to encourage the commercialization of newly developed technologies and to capitalize on the highly qualified and skilled personnel at SIAST that can help grow the Saskatchewan economy.
SIAST - Palliser Campus TELEPHONE: ADDRESS: WEBSITE:
306-691-8427 P.O. Box 1420 Moose Jaw, SK S6H 4R4 www.siast.sk.ca
Palliser Campus is home to SIAST’s Environmental Engineering Technology program. Students from this program, along with the students enrolled in the Water Resources and Civil Engineering Technology programs, receive a common first year of training in order to prepare them for an eight month cooperative work term beginning in the month of May. Students graduate in December of the following year. If your organization is interested in hiring an environmental engineering technology student for an eight month work term, contact the Cooperative Education Office at 1-866-goSIAST. SIAST also offers the Water and Wastewater Technician program via distance education. Saskatchewan Environment requires certification for individuals responsible for the operation and maintenance of public water and waste water
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utilities. The program is designed to prepare the student to write certification examinations. Although the program is designed for those already working in the industry, individuals interested in entering this field are also welcome.
SIAST - Woodland Campus TELEPHONE: ADDRESS: WEBSITE:
306-765-1635 1100 - 15th Street E. P.O. Box 3003 Prince Albert, SK S6V 6G1 www.goSIAST.com
SIAST Woodland Campus in Prince Albert offers four programs in the area of Natural Resource Technologies. Each program offers graduates excellent employment opportunities in resource management or alternatively, dovetailed admission into degree programs at each of Saskatchewan’s Universities. Forest Ecosystem Technology
A 2-year diploma program. It provides the knowledge, skills and extensive field training needed to ensure success in meeting the challenges of ecosystem based forest management and protection in Saskatchewan. Comprehensive and hands-on forestry skills development will be emphasized. Graduates may transfer to the University of Alberta to obtain a Bachelor’s degree in Forestry. Resource and Environmental Law
A 2-year diploma program. It streams graduates into the field of environmental law enforcement. Classroom theory, lab exercises and field investigations will help you develop sound environmental protection, enforcement and investigation skills. Graduates may apply their diploma toward a Bachelor of Arts in Resource and Environmental Studies (BARES Program) at the University of Regina (U of R) and the First Nations University of Canada (FNUC). Program graduates can receive 60 credit units from the University of Saskatchewan towards a B.Sc. in Renewable Resources or Agriculture. Integrated Resource Management
A 2-year diploma program. It provides knowledge in enforcing regulations, collecting and analyzing data,
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M E M B ER S H I P ( FU LL ) monitoring resource use and public relations. The program provides you with the opportunity to earn a SIAST diploma as well as a Bachelor of Science degree in Environmental Biology from the University of Regina. Geographic Information Science for Resource Management: a 1-year certificate program. Geographic Information Systems
(GIS) use modern technology to automate, integrate, analyze and communicate spatially-based information. GIS is becoming the fastest way to link spatial data (maps) with attribute data (database tables) to use for managing wildlife, fisheries, forestry, and forest fire control.
SLR Consulting (Canada) Ltd. TELEPHONE: ADDRESS: WEBSITE:
306-525-4690 1054 Winnipeg Street Regina, SK S4R 8P8 www.slrconsulting.com
SLR is one of the world’s leading specialist environmental consultancies. With offices in Europe, Australasia, Africa, and North America, including 16 offices across Canada, we provide global advice and support on a wide range of strategic and site specific environmental issues to a diverse and growing base of business, regulatory and governmental clients. SLR specializes in the energy, waste management, mining and minerals, infrastructure, planning and development, and industrial sectors. Specific competencies include site assessment, remediation, reclamation, risk assessment, ecosystem services, and project management. We also provide expert sustainability advice and project management support that spans all business sectors.
SNC-Lavalin Environment (SLE), a Division of SNC Lavalin Inc., has one of the most comprehensive environmental engineering and consulting teams in Canada, with over 50 years of experience and some 800+ specialists located across the country, the world over, and locally in Saskatchewan.
Our clients cover a broad range of business including power utilities, forestry, mining, petroleum, petrochemical, organic chemical, road, rail and air transportation, metal processing industries, land developers, financiers and government. SLE provides its clients with a comprehensive range of environmental services from new project environmental planning, facility compliance monitoring, environmental effects monitoring, environmental audits, contaminated site assessment, remediation, risk assessment, risk management, air quality modelling, and strategic regulatory planning.
SLE’s MDH Engineered Solutions team (acquired in July 2011) provides comprehensive state-of-the-art consulting and laboratory services for a range of technically challenging hydrogeological, geotechnical, geoenvironmental and water resource projects to clients in the mining, oil & gas, transportation, utility and government sectors. Specialized geoenvironmental laboratory facilities in Saskatoon and its mobile field laboratory are an integral part of the company that complement its research and consulting services. The nature of project experience spans mining, industrial and municipal waste management as well as natural resource development, groundwater evaluation, contaminant transport modeling, geotechnical/geological instrumentation, biological assessments, hydrological studies and environmental protection. SLE’s expertise spans the entire project life cycle from project initiation, planning and engineering, to construction, operations and decommissioning.
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SNC - Lavalin Environment (SLE)
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306-934-7527 232, 111 Research Drive Saskatoon, SK S7N 3R2 306-244-8663 www.snclavalin.com/environment
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306-955-7772 3711 Thatcher Ave. Saskatoon, SK S7R 1B8 info@solaroutpost.ca www.solaroutpost.ca
Solar Outpost is a locally owned and operated clean energy company operating out of Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. We are dedicated to public education and the promotion of
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M E M B ER S H I P ( FU LL ) environmentally conscious living. We offer sustainable technology for residential and commercial heating and power generation. We can help to decrease your environmental footprint by increasing the efficiency of your household or business. Our staff at Solar Outpost are the experts in renewable energy applications.
We have extensive experience with a wide variety of energy saving and environmentally sound production systems such as: wind, solar, geothermal, back-up power, and stand alone power systems all around Saskatchewan. Our diverse experience enables Solar Outpost to assist the energy consumer with methods of controlling, and in some cases eliminating their ever increasing energy costs. We support a transition to a sustainable energy economy which relies on clean, renewable resources to satisfy societal needs. Solar Outpost can present the energy consumer with the best of today’s options in terms of cost effectiveness, performance, and reliability.
We understand the problems facing the energy consumer throughout the Canadian Prairies. Through detailed analysis we can transform problems into money saving opportunities by examining the energy requirements and implementing the proper technology to do the job. • Site Analysis
• Turnkey Installations • System Commissioning
Sound Solar Systems Inc.
306-586-2308 P.O. Box 216 Kronau, SK S0G 2T0 www.soundsolar.ca
We offer diverse products, customized renewable energy applications and service.
• OandM/Service Contracts • Custom packages
Our Products • Solar PV (Photovoltaic) • Solar Domestic Hot Water • Solar Air Systems • Solar Off-Grid Street Lighting • LED Lighting
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• Economic Analysis
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306-377-4758 4001 3rd Ave. N. Regina, SK S4R 0W8 306-539-3251
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Finally, Maynard has a very good understanding of the processes of government and would be an asset to anyone wanting to access government.
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It is from this background that Maynard has developed his consulting business. He currently serves as a director with SEIMA as one of the main First Nation and Métis contacts. He also sits on several First Nation boards and works closely with the Federation of Saskatchewan Indian Nations (FSIN). In addition, he has done considerable consulting work with the private sector, including oil and gas. He is very well connected with most First Nation and Métis communities in Saskatchewan and has an excellent relationship with most of the leadership in our province.
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and in 1997 he was appointed to cabinet. Over the next 10½ years he held numerous portfolios. Most of his time was spent in either Economic Development or First Nation and Métis Relations portfolios.
Our Services • Site Evaluations • Environmental Assessments • Design and Installation • Maintenance Packages Federal and provincial grants may be available!
Sound Solar Systems Inc., would like to have a significant impact on the adoption of renewable energy technology through awareness in Saskatchewan and Canada. We are
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Stantec Consulting Ltd. TELEPHONE: ADDRESS: WEBSITE:
306-781-6400 #300 - 1919 Rose Street Regina, SK S4P 3P1 www.stantec.com
Stantec provides Saskatchewan clients with a multidisciplined roster of services and technologies in the market segments of Environment, Buildings, Industrial, Transportation, and Urban Lane. In Saskatchewan, approximately 180 staff members are based in our Saskatoon and Regina offices. Our Environmental services include contaminated site assessment and remediation, impact assessment, environmental planning, water and waste water engineering, heritage resource assessment, terrestrial and aquatic ecology, public consultation, carbon capture and sequestration, and air dispersion modelling.
water systems – Solar energy can supply much of the power and heating requirements for a building, offsetting fluctuating utility costs and reducing the carbon footprint. Incentives and rebates are available.
• Passive solar and energy efficient building design – Intelligent decisions in the building design can reduce heating and cooling costs by up to 70% and the natural daylight provides a healthy indoor environment with lower electrical costs.
• Solar community planning – Our current project is a small 7-lot grid-tied solar development that includes a 2 kW grid-tied solar power system in the lot price. We Live What We Sell
Suncatcher Solar is a family business whose founder, Angie Ortlepp, literally lives what she sells. Her home, an off-grid wind and solar powered living lab, was designed by Angie and built by her family in 2004. In 2007, she used her home to satisfy the requirements of her Masters degree in electrical engineering.
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306-493-2355 Site 715, Box 58, RR7 Saskatoon, SK S7K 1N2 www.suncatchersolar.com
Suncatcher Solar is a Saskatchewan based solar design and engineering company that provides a complete turnkey service, including passive solar building design and construction, a full range of renewable energy options and solar community planning. Our services:
• Solar and wind power system design and consulting for commercial and residential applications – Net metering and a 35% rebate make grid-tied solar power a practical and environmentally responsible choice for Saskatchewan businesses and residents. We also design off-grid systems that provide reliable power in remote locations. • Supply and installation of solar power and solar hot
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403-930-8811 1100, 815 8th Avenue SW Calgary, AB T2P 3P2 403-265-2885 www.teraenv.com
TERA Environmental Consultants is a mid-sized, environmental consulting firm incorporated in Alberta in 1983 that provides environmental consulting services for the energy sector. The company’s headquarters are in Calgary, Alberta, with offices strategically placed in Medicine Hat and Hanna, Alberta, Victoria, B.C. as well as staff located in Edmonton, Alberta; Jasper, Alberta; Fernie, B.C. and St. John’s, Newfoundland.
TERA provides a full range of assessment services including Environmental Impact Assessments, Cumulative Effects Assessments and Environmental Site Assessments for any scale of project. TERA has worked on numerous assessments under various jurisdictions with particular expertise in the Canadian Environmental Assessment Act and how this relates to the National Energy Board Act.
TERA has worked on thousands of projects related to route selection for pipelines, powerlines, well sites and access roads, as well as providing environmental mitigation and reclamation strategies.
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M E M B ER S H I P ( FU LL ) TERA provides full life cycle (cradle to grave) environmental planning from conceptual project planning through regulatory applications, construction, reclamation, postconstruction monitoring, auditing to decommissioning.
Tetra Tech
TELEPHONE: ADDRESS: INQUIRIES: WEBSITE:
306-244-4888 1400 - 410 22nd Street East Saskatoon, SK S7K 5T6 1-877-987-3211 www.tetratech.com
Tetra Tech is a multi-disciplined engineering and consulting firm that provides innovative solutions for the natural resource management, energy, and infrastructure markets in Saskatchewan and globally. Tetra Tech is a leading provider of engineering consulting, environmental services, project management, and construction services. We have more than 10,000 employees worldwide and capabilities that span the entire project lifecycle.
Locally in Saskatchewan our firm employs over 150 staff which offer services in Environmental Earth Sciences (Phase I, II and III Environmental Site Assessments; Contaminated Site Remediation; Risk Assessment; Hydrogeological Assessments (Renewable Energy, etc.); Environmental Management (Compliance Audits, Environmental Management Plans and Systems, Solid and Hazardous Waste Management, etc.); Industrial Hygiene (Indoor and Outdoor Air Quality Assessments, etc.); as well as Environmental Assessment, Environmental Licensing, and Geographic Information System (GIS).
With a wealth of in-house expertise, Tetra Tech is able to provide a Total-Solution package to our clients. We specialize in being able to bring the right team to the table, whether it comprises discipline-specific talent (environmental, electrical, mechanical, structural, civil or other engineers and scientists) or industry-specific talent (mining, nuclear, petroleum, and aerospace amongst others).
Please contact Jason Gunson should you require further information regarding our capabilities and services.
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Thurber Engineering Ltd. TELEPHONE: ADDRESS: WEBSITE:
306-924-2211 402 Broad Street Regina, SK S4R 1X3 www.thurber.ca
Thurber Engineering Ltd. provides environmental consulting services, including Phase I, II and III site assessments, soil and groundwater investigations, remediation planning, reclamation and project management, land capability assessments, hydrogeology and groundwater supply, and environmental impact assessments. Thurber also provides geotechnical, geological, and materials engineering and testing services. Thurber has more than 200 employees in nine offices across Canada, and is wholly owned by its senior employees. With more than 50 years of experience we have built our reputation by working closely with clients to provide timely, high-value solutions and technical support.
Titan Clean Energy Projects Corporation TELEPHONE: ADDRESS: WEBSITE:
306-343-7201 2007 - 311 6th Ave. North Saskatoon, SK S7K 7A9 www.titan-projects.com
Titan Clean Energy Projects Corporation is a project developer in biomass renewable energy and bio-products through the planning and construction of projects in the clean technology marketplace. Titan manufactures bio-char, bio-oil, heating briquettes and electricity from waste organic matter, and can safely process various contaminated materials, thereby reducing landfill waste in Saskatchewan. In cooperation with one of Canada’s leading universities, Titan is also conducting research in cellulosic ethanol and its potential as a future energy source.
Titan Clean Energy Projects delivers clean biomass energy, fuels and products to the North American marketplace using only renewable agricultural, forestry and municipal byproducts.
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Trace Associates Inc. TELEPHONE: ADDRESS: INQUIRIES: WEBSITE:
306-861-8340 Suite 206 - 117 3 Street NE Weyburn, SK S4H 0W3 info@traceassociates.ca www.traceassociates.ca
Trace Associates Inc. (Trace) is an employee-owned environmental consulting firm primarily focused on the oil and gas, mining, real estate, and development market sectors. We provide services in environmental site assessment, remediation, reclamation, spill response, liability assessment, environmental auditing, environmental planning/inspection, forestry, GIS, land classification for irrigation, vegetation management, and facility decommissioning. Trace values our employees and provides them with the opportunity to work on projects with renowned clients, and grow and develop their careers and skill sets within the firm. Our goal is to ensure the majority of our team is included in the ownership of our firm.
Summary of the Services provided include: Construction
• Pre Construction Site Assessments
• Site, Facility and Pipeline Decommissioning
• Well Site and Access Road Construction Supervision and Clean up
• Pipeline ROW Clearing and Clean up • Well site and Pipeline Placement • Pipeline Repair • Environmental
Detailed Site Assessments (DSA)
• Phase I, II, III Site Assessments and Reporting • Soil and Groundwater Remediation
• Well site/Land Reclamation and Reclamation Certificate Applications • Environmental Field Reports
• Environmental Monitoring and Compliance resolution; Other
• Erosion Control and Slope Stability
• Spill Response and Repair
Trek Construction & Environmental Services Ltd. TELEPHONE: ADDRESS: INQUIRIES: WEBSITE:
403-274-1000 63A Skyline Cres. NE Calgary, AB T2K 5X7 1-866-877-8735 www.gettrekin.com
Trek is an independent Company, providing Environmental Consulting, Construction Supervision, and Oilfield Services to Exploration and Development Companies, with operations in Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba and B.C. Since our inception in 1989, the focus of the company has been on providing Environmental Consulting and Construction Supervision Services to the Oil and Gas industry throughout Western Canada. Services include the initial construction of well sites, access roads, and pipelines, decommissioning, and many environmental aspects; focusing on site reclamation and/or remediation of soil and water contaminated areas. Trek also provides senior expertise in providing due diligence audits for corporate acquisitions, and divestments.
• Project Management
• Landowner dispute resolution
• Property Assessments on Acquisitions and Divestments
• Suspended/inactive well inspections and reporting
Trek maintains WCB coverage in Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba, and has received the Small Employer Certificate of Recognition for both provinces of Alberta and Saskatchewan. Assisting you... In meeting your corporate commitments toward Environmental and Regulatory Compliance. The Trek Team brings experience, and value, to your organization when you need it!
Tri-Arrow Industrial Recovery Inc. TELEPHONE: ADDRESS: INQUIRIES: WEBSITE:
306-546-8355 Suite 234, 4246 Albert Street Regina, SK S4S 3R9 1-877-579-9988 www.tri-arrow.com
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M E M B ER S H I P ( FU LL ) Tri-Arrow Industrial Recovery Inc. (TIRI) is a leading Western Canadian based environmental and industrial waste management services company. We provide our customers with waste management services, focusing on the use of separation and recovery technologies and infrastructure optimization. Tri-Arrow’s goal is to recycle all wastes where technology exists and/or is economically feasible to assist in reducing environmental impact and liability.
auger rigs all with 11 stroke, capable of depths 25M+ with six solid stem augers.
And we run four heated, well equipped trailers for your convenience.
For specifications on any of our drill units visit www.tundraenvirodrilling.ca. Please let me know if you need any further information (rate sheet etc.).
We offer the following services:
• Hazardous Waste Recycling/Disposal
• Facility and Lagoon Decommissioning
• Solvent Recycling, Wastewater Recycling, Paint Recycling, Oil Recycling • Site Remediation Services
• Underground Storage Tank Services • Site Assessments
• PCB Assessments
• MSDS Management On-Line
We maintain a high performance standard and seek to continuously improve and maintain a high protection standard to human health and to the environment.
Tundra Environmental & Geotechnical Drilling TELEPHONE: ADDRESS: WEBSITE:
403-606-3012 RR#1, Donalda, AB T0B 1H0 www.tundraenvirodrilling.ca
Tundra Environmental and Geotechnical Drilling is a company that has been serving Western Canada for the past 10 years. We have a base in Alberta and since 2011 one in Saskatchewan as well.
To accommodate your upcoming drilling projects Tundra has added to their existing fleet three new drill units and air rotary capability!
A versatile track mounted geotechnical and environmental drill, capable of heavy probing, augering and coring.
This rig can handle any size of geotechnical/environmental project as the specifications are superior to a B54 Mobile Drill.
A track mounted Geoprobe 7822 DT. This is also a versatile unit with auger, SPT and direct push capacity.
We are developing a light weight, low impact heli-portable drill unit on tracks. This unit will drill to 15 m with four augers depending on soil condition.
University of Regina - University Industry Liaison Office (UILO) TELEPHONE: ADDRESS: WEBSITE:
306-585-4986 Room 239 3737 Wascana Parkway Regina, SK S4S 0A2 www.uregina.ca/uilo
The UILO (University-Industry Liaison Office) is an initiative of the City of Regina and the University of Regina to promote research collaborations and partnering opportunities involving intellectual property, and to build focused working relationships between the University and the business communities in our region, our country and internationally. Universities share their expertise with private and public organizations to enhance the development of the communities that generously support the primary missions of teaching and scholarly research.
Commercializing research developments not only serves the needs of our many industrial clients, it also provides an alternative source of funds for essential research and development within our university community. Such activities also provide a very practical measure of our accountability to the public. We are pleased to be an active part of that outreach as the University of Regina continues to move forward in a number of related directions to enhance our overall commercialization infrastructure. Our Mandate:
• To identify and protect intellectual property
• To catalyze collaborative research projects and develop industrial partnerships • To license university developed technologies, software, and know-how • To promote local economic development through the creation of university spin-off companies
Tundra’s original fleet consists of three track mounted 50
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University of Saskatchewan - School of Environment and Sustainability TELEPHONE: ADDRESS: INQUIRIES: WEBSITE:
306-966-1499 Room 323, Kirk Hall 117 Science Place Saskatoon, SK S7N 5C8 sens.info@usask.ca www.usask.ca/sens
The School of Environment and Sustainability is committed to providing excellence in interdisciplinary environmental research and learning. This is based on a commitment to create and integrate multiple understandings of natural and human environments and to be internationally known for innovative, provocative, and wide-ranging approaches to environmental sustainability.
Founded in July 2007, the School of Environment and Sustainability was designed to offer graduate students a variety of masters and doctoral programs that emphasize the complex nature of environmental and sustainability challenges, and the need for interdisciplinary understandings across a range of topics. The school raises questions about how and which people and places are most affected by unsustainable practices, how our current policies contribute to (un)sustainability, and how Saskatchewan is placed within a global political economy. The school’s programs include:
• Master of Sustainable Environmental Management (M.SEM.): an interdisciplinary, course-based, professional-style program that can be completed in one year of full-time study. The program is designed for undergraduates seeking a professional occupation or for those with established careers who wish to expand their skill set. • Master of Environment and Sustainability (M.E.S.): an interdisciplinary, thesis-based program that can be completed in two years of full-time study. The program is designed to prepare graduate students for significant roles in knowledge generation and translation related to Environment and Sustainability. • Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) in Environment and Sustainability: an interdisciplinary, research-based program that can be completed in three years of fulltime study. The program is designed to prepare interdisciplinary scholars for leadership roles in advancing the understanding of Environment and Sustainability as a field of academic study. Ph.D. students will participate in critical appraisal, research analysis and synthesis, and knowledge generation and translation.
Through ongoing collaboration with the City of Saskatoon and a number of colleges and units from the University of Saskatchewan, the school helps develop and implement sustainability initiatives, and seeks to form new partnerships for research, teaching, and learning opportunities. For more information on the School of Environment and Sustainability, visit www.usask.ca/sens or sens.info@usask.ca.
University of Saskatchewan - Workplace Safety and Environmental Protection (WSEP) TELEPHONE: ADDRESS: WEBSITE:
306-966-8512 Rm 150, Research Annex 105 Maintenance Road Saskatoon, SK S7N 5C5 www.usask.ca/wsep
The University of Saskatchewan encompasses 755 hectares of land in and around Saskatoon plus multiple remote research and teaching sites throughout Saskatchewan. Workplace Safety and Environmental Protection (WSEP) provides corporate leadership and action in the area of environmental stewardship and protection for all University lands and activities. WSEP works with all members of the University community (faculty, staff and students) as well as the greater Provincial community in the responsible guardianship of land, air and water resources, especially our river frontage and public green spaces, for the future generations of Saskatchewan. As a trainer of future leaders, we strive to demonstrate proactive change and responsible consumption of each of our resources.
Viterra
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306-569-6186 2625 Victoria Avenue Regina, SK S4T 7T9 www.viterra.ca
Viterra provides premium quality ingredients to leading global food manufacturers. Headquartered in Canada, the global agri-business has extensive operations across Canada, the United States, Australia, and New Zealand. Our growing international presence also extends to offices in Japan, Singapore, China, Vietnam, Switzerland, Italy, Ukraine, Germany, Spain and India. Driven by an entrepreneurial spirit,
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M E M B ER S H I P ( FU LL ) we operate in three distinct businesses: grain handling and marketing, agri-products, and processing. Viterra’s expertise, close relationships with producers, and superior logistical assets allow the Company to consistently meet the needs of the most discerning end-use customers, helping to fulfill the nutritional needs of people around the world.
A unique service to Viterra is our carbon credit program that is available to farm operations. Currently, this program is only offered in Alberta. Viterra continues to look to expand this program to new jurisdictions as opportunities develop. Please visit www.viterra.ca for more details on this and other initiatives.
W3M Land Management Inc. TELEPHONE: ADDRESS: WEBSITE:
306-846-2088 Box 364, 104 1st Avenue E. Dinsmore, SK S0L 0T0 www.dinsmore.ca/businessdesc/W3M
W3M Land Management Inc. has conducted work in West Central Saskatchewan since 2000 and has provided the upstream oil and gas industry with services focused towards land reclamation and soil remediation. Services include: initial spill response, lease reclamation, environmental assessments of oilfield properties, pre-site reclamation assessments, impacted soil investigations and impacted soil remediation.
Water Resource Consultants Ltd.
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306-751-0655 3216 Winchester Road Regina, SK S4V 2S8
Water Resource Consultants Ltd. specializes in water resource engineering, hydrology, hydraulics, water aspects of environmental projects, fish designs, irrigation and flood control.
Western Alfalfa Milling Co. Ltd. TELEPHONE: ADDRESS: INQUIRIES: WEBSITE:
306-594-2362 Box 568, Norquay, SK S0A 2V0 1-866-926-2583 www.alfalfagreen.ca
Western Alfalfa Milling Co. Ltd. produces dehydrated alfalfa pellets that are used in the reclamation and remediation industries. These products are entirely plant based and are exceptionally balanced, making them suitable for a broad range of land reclamation and soil remediation needs. Our Alfalfa Green is a green reclamation product, which will: • Add valuable sought-after organic matter to your soil, facilitating a healthier and more productive soil environment.
• Act as a fertilizer, providing the soil with macronutrients such as nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium, calcium and sulphur.
• Encourage re-vegetation by significantly improving root and foliage biomass. Alfalfa Green enhances photosynthesis, allows for vertical movement of oxygen and moisture, assists in reducing hydrocarbons, and remediates the degree of compaction and aeration of soils. • Act as a primary boost to microbes allowing them to activate soil organisms that convert nutrients into forms available to plants, encouraging growth of healthy bacteria and fungi. • Give soil the ability to hold moisture and nutrients, creating a nutrient reserve, and works as a cation exchange amendment which results in good soil structure. This helps to stabilize the soil until vegetation is re-established.
• Significantly improve sodium uptake in chloridecontaminated soils making more nutrients available which results in earlier stages of plant growth and improved water-holding capacity of the growth media. • Remediate soil compaction and improve aeration, improving root function of vegetation.
• Buffer soil from chemical imbalances while maintaining a rich nutrient supply.
The manufacturing heat and steam process eliminates all weed seed viability while preserving the alfalfa’s nutrition.
Western Alfalfa Milling Co. Ltd. at Norquay, Saskatchewan is a world leader in the production and processing of conventional and certified organic alfalfa. We process, sell and distribute alfalfa products to local and international customers in the reclamation, fertilizer, and livestock feed
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M E M B ER S H I P ( FU LL ) industries. The product is easy to handle, uniform, economical, and environmentally friendly.
Alfalfa Green is being used on well sites, compressor sites, and pipelines as well as in conjunction with geotexiles for erosion control. It is a green solution that works, and has long term success in agriculture as a soil amendment, anticompaction agent, fertilizer and soil additive. It is non-toxic, and weed free. Our product is shipped by railcar or truckload, and is available as either bulk or in bags (6kg, 50 lb or 1000 kg tote bags).
Western Heritage TELEPHONE: ADDRESS: INQUIRIES: WEBSITE:
306-975-3860, ext. 301 322 Duchess Street Saskatoon, SK S7K 0R1 info@westernheritage.ca www.westernheritage.ca
Founded in 1990, Western Heritage is a private, Canadian owned corporation with its Head Office in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. Western Heritage provides geomatic services (imagery, vegetation and terrain analysis), near surface geophysics (ground penetrating radar, gradiometry, magnetic susceptibility) and archaeological services (heritage management) from offices located across Western Canada. More specifically, our service areas are:
• Archaeological Management - Evaluating the need for archaeological services and completing all archaeological services required for our clients to obtain regulatory approval at the provincial level, or as part of the Environmental Assessment process. • Near Surface Geophysics - Using ground penetrating radar and a gradiometer to non-intrusively map buried archaeological features and graves. There are many areas with poorly documented cemeteries and are an increasing area of concern.
• Geomatics - Developing rigorous models for extracting information from satellite imagery. These models have been used for crop yield and damage estimates, landcover including crop type, and impervious areas.
Western Potash Corp. TELEPHONE: ADDRESS: WEBSITE:
306-924-9378 Suite 600, 2010 11th Avenue Regina, SK S4P 0J3 www.westernpotash.com
Western Potash Corp. is a potash development company focused on building an efficient potash solution mine in North America. The Company’s objectives are to define and develop a world-class potash deposit in an ecologically sustainable, economically efficient and socially responsible manner. Western Potash Corp. provides shareholders with an opportunity to participate in the blue-chip dominated potash mining industry. Western Potash Corp. has over 860,000 acres of potash permits and applications in both Manitoba and Saskatchewan. Western Potash was able to raise in excess of 45 million CAD from institutional and retail investors, including the IPO in May 2008.
WorleyParsons TELEPHONE: ADDRESS: WEBSITE:
306-664-3900, ext. 2 202, 135 - 21st Street East Saskatoon, SK S7K 0B4 www.worleyparsons.com
WorleyParsons is a leading provider of professional services to the energy, resource and complex process industries. We provide services to the following sectors; Hydrocarbons, Minerals and Metals, Infrastructure, and Power. WorleyParsons is a dynamic company whose success has resulted from outstanding project delivery for clients around the world. In doing so we work through all five phases of an asset’s lifecycle, customising our services for each sector.
Western Heritage also is an authorized reseller for GeoEye (0.5 m satellite imagery), EoSAT (Cartosat and AWiFS), LizardTech (MrSid compression for imagery and LIDAR) and MicroImages.
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Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade Canada TELEPHONE: ADDRESS:
WEBSITE:
306-780-5264 600-1945 Hamilton Street Regina, SK S4P 2C7 www.tradecommissioner.gc.ca
The Canadian Trade Commissioner Service (TCS), as a part of the Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade (DFAIT), helps Canadian companies achieve international trade. The TCS consists of a network of more than 900 trade professionals who work in 17 Canadian and 150 international cities, worldwide. The TCS further provides an online virtual trade service to Canadian companies.
The Trade Commissioner Service helps Canadian companies and organizations increase revenues and lower costs of global business through four key services: • preparation for international markets, • market potential assessment, • qualified contacts, and problem solving.
In Saskatchewan, DFAIT Regional Offices are located in Regina and Saskatoon.
Enterprise Saskatchewan TELEPHONE: ADDRESS: WEBSITE:
Enterprise Saskatchewan coordinates, develops, promotes and implements policies and programs of the Government of Saskatchewan that strengthen and diversify the Saskatchewan economy. Enterprise Saskatchewan is the lead provincial government agency to spur economic growth and development of the province’s resource sector, but is not the only department involved in economic development. The department has a twofold role: to offer direct programs and services to individuals and businesses, and to play a role in coordinating economic development activities among other departments and agencies.
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ECO Canada TELEPHONE: ADDRESS: WEBSITE:
403-476-1931 Suite 200, 308 - 11th Avenue SE Calgary, AB T2G 0Y2 www.eco.ca
ECO Canada (Environmental Careers Organization) develops programs that help individuals build meaningful environmental careers, provides employers with resources to find and keep the best environmental practitioners, and informs educators and governments of employment trends to ensure the ongoing prosperity of this growing sector.
The organization offers a suite of resources designed to meet the professional needs of this rapidly growing industry, including the ECO Job Board – Canada’s Largest Environmental Job Board, certification for environmental practitioners, a wage-subsidy internship program, professional development opportunities, and labour market information.
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306-787-0449 300, 2103 - 11th Avenue Regina, SK S4P 3Z8 www.enterprisesaskatchewan.ca
306-242-9222 826 58th Street East Saskatoon, SK S7K 5Z4 www.hitachi.sk.ca
Hitachi Canadian Industries Ltd. (HCI) is an independent company wholly owned by Hitachi Ltd. of Japan. Established in 1988, HCI is part of the Power & Industrial division of Hitachi Ltd.
HCI has a large manufacturing facility located in Saskatoon, Canada. At HCI, we integrate skills, technology, imagination and innovation to meet our customers’ needs and to reach a new level of value. We offer a wide variety of products and services, from custom industrial fabricating, machining and assembly to after sales service. HCI serves a broad range of customer and industry needs. In 2002, Hitachi diversified and expanded to meet the needs of wind, oil & gas, and petrochemical industries. HCI began manufacturing pressure vessels and steel towers to support wind turbines.
HCI’s approach to business and quality makes HCI the manufacturer of choice among many of its international clients.
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HJ Linnen Ltd. TELEPHONE: ADDRESS: WEBSITE:
306-586-9611 200 - 2161 Scarth Street Regina, SK S4P 2H8 www.hjlinnen.com
environmental litigation, including prosecutions, advice and assistance with regard to assessments, environmental compliance and liability, development of EMS and due diligence systems and negotiation of the allocation of environmental liability risks in business transactions.
Knowledge management for Organizational Performance
HJ Linnens’ professionals in Regina, Saskatoon and Yorkton — together with partnering colleagues in Calgary, Edmonton, Toronto and Winnipeg — integrate a broad range of expertise in the three major components of knowledge management: • Business Intelligence – acquiring and benefiting from the knowledge organizations need (Research, Studies and reviews)
• Communications – delivering information to stakeholders and the external environment (Marketing and advertising, Information, Consultation and consensus, Relationships)
• Organizational Development – applying knowledge internally for growth, development and efficiency (Human resources, Development and training, Strategic planning, Governance, Organizational development and change, Project and operational reviews)
HJ Linnens’ unique strengths include:
Using a Knowledge Management business model to link concepts and skills across varied business processes coordinating service through a team-based and multidisciplined staff of seasoned veterans.
MacPherson Leslie & Tyerman LLP
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306-347-8440 1500 - 1874 Scarth Street Regina, SK S4P 4E9 306-347-8000 www.mlt.com
MacPherson Leslie & Tyerman LLP was founded more than 90 years ago and has grown to become a major full service Western Canadian law firm with offices in Regina, Saskatoon, Calgary, and Edmonton. The firm has grown with Saskatchewan and the dynamics of Western Canada is reflected in the firm’s five major practice areas: business law; employment and administrative law; litigation; and mining, natural resources and environmental law. The firm’s environmental law group provides representation in
Northlands College TELEPHONE: ADDRESS: WEBSITE:
306-425-6658 Box 509, La Ronge, SK S0J 1L0 www.northlandscollege.sk.ca
Northlands College is one of eight publicly funded regional colleges in the province of Saskatchewan. The College serves the northern half of the province with a population base comprised of 80% First Nations and Métis peoples spread across more than 45 small, remote communities. Northlands College is governed by a board of directors. The mission of Northlands College is to provide quality education and training programs and services that will meet the development and employment needs of Northerners, enhance social and economic development, and prepare Northerners to participate in the labour market.
The College has the following goals: • Develop a skilled northern workforce to meet local, regional and provincial labour market needs. • Maximize education and training opportunities and develop a more integrated, effective and sustainable delivery system through collaboration, coordination and partnerships. • Deliver relevant programs and services that respond to the needs identified by northern stakeholders. • Adopt inclusive approaches to achieve equitable opportunity and student success. • Improve accountability to public for the use of resources and achievement of outcomes.
In serving the education and training needs of northern Saskatchewan, Northlands College provides a wide array of programs in the areas of basic education, technical and vocational training, and university courses through the three campus centres located in Buffalo Narrows, La Ronge, and Creighton. Programs typically are delivered in partnership with a variety of organizations, agencies, businesses and northern communities.
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Petroleum Technology Research Centre TELEPHONE: ADDRESS: WEBSITE:
306-787-8290 220 - 6 Research Drive Regina, SK S4S 7J7 www.ptrc.ca
PTRC is a not-for-profit research and development organization with offices and laboratories in Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada.
Founded in 1998 by Natural Resources Canada, Saskatchewan Industry and Resources, Saskatchewan Research Council and the University of Regina, with support from the western Canadian oil and gas industry.
Highlights:
• Managing of the world’s largest CO2 Storage Project (Weyburn-Midale CO2 Project)
• Managing potentially the world’s largest avoided CO2 emissions project (JIVE Project)
• Managing Saskatchewan’s first integrated CO2 capture, transport, injection and storage project in a deep saline formation, Aquistore • Advancing enhanced oil recovery technologies through the STEPS Business-Led Network or Centres of Excellence
• Understanding Saskatchewan’s subsurface through the Saskatchewan Phanerozoic Fluids and Petroleum Systems Project Main research providers include the Saskatchewan Research Council and the University of Regina.
PTRC is located in Regina’s Research Park, adjacent to the University of Regina campus.
communities and governments, Saskatchewan Agriculture assists farmers and ranchers, encourages higher value production and processing and promotes sustainable economic and social development in rural Saskatchewan.
Saskatchewan Agriculture administers environmental legislation governing intensive livestock and pesticide applicators. The department is also working to develop and implement environmental farm planning and supports green cover, riparian area development and protection.
Saskatchewan Ministry of Environment Environmental Assessment Branch TELEPHONE: ADDRESS: WEBSITE:
306-787-6132 4th Floor, 3211 Albert Street Regina, SK S4S 5W6 www.environment.gov.sk.ca/ EnvironmentalAssessment
The Environmental Assessment Branch is a part of the Saskatchewan Ministry of Environment. The Branch is responsible for the administration of The Environmental Assessment Act of Saskatchewan. The Act ensures that development projects that proceed in the province do so with adequate environmental safeguards and in a manner that is understood by and broadly acceptable to the public and the Minister of the Environment. The Branch:
• Administers a government-wide, comprehensive and integrated decision-making process for projects with potentially significant environmental impacts
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• Identifies projects that require review, determines the level of that review based on the potential for significant environmental impacts and / or public concern and ensures that all relevant information is considered in project reviews
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• Advises the Minister on overall administration of The Environmental Assessment Act and opportunities to improve methods of environmental assessment.
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306-787-5465 Room 202, 3085 Albert Street Regina, SK S4S 0B1 www.agriculture.gov.sk.ca
• Coordinates federal-provincial cooperation on environmental assessments in the province
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306-933-6542 112 Research Drive, Unit 102 Saskatoon, SK S7N 3R3 306-787-6189 / 1-800-567-4224 www.environment.gov.sk.ca
The Industrial Branch’s focus within the Saskatchewan Ministry of Environment centers around the regulatory and compliance functions of mining and industrial activities to ensure that the environment and human health are protected from potential adverse effects of these activities. The Industrial Branch is responsible for the management of the Mining and Industrial Environmental Protection Program, Spills/Hazmat Response Program, Impacted (Contaminated) Sites Program, Hazardous Substances and Waste Dangerous Goods (HSWDG) Program and the Operational component of the Air Quality Program.
Saskatchewan Ministry of Highways and Infrastructure - Materials and Testing TELEPHONE: ADDRESS:
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306-933-5213 400 - 350 Third Avenue N. Saskatoon, SK S7K 2H6 www.highways.gov.sk.ca
Saskatchewan Ministry of Highways and Infrastructure works to optimize transportation’s contribution to the social and economic benefit of the Province by building, preserving, and regulating the safe use of the transportation system.
TransGas, a wholly owned subsidiary of SaskEnergy, owns and operates natural gas transmission, gathering, compression, and storage facilities within Saskatchewan. TransGas and its affiliates, Bahurst Gas and Many Islands Pipe Line (Canada) Limited (MIPL), own and operate over 14,200 kilometres of gathering and transmission pipelines in Saskatchewan. TransGas’ 11 storage facilities can store up to 44 billion cubic feet (Bcf) or 1,240 million cubic metres (106m3) of gas. TransGas transports natural gas for more than 120 customers. SaskEnergy operates more than 67,000 km of gas distribution pipelines and has more than 352,000 customers.
SaskTel
TELEPHONE: ADDRESS: INQUIRIES: WEBSITE:
306-777-4255 13th Floor, 2121 Saskatchewan Drive Regina, SK S4P 3Y2 1-800-SASKTEL www.sasktel.com
SaskTel is the leading full service communications provider in Saskatchewan, offering competitive voice, data, dial-up and high speed internet, entertainment and multimedia services, security, web hosting, text and messaging services, and cellular and wireless data services over its fully digital networks. SaskTel also provides security monitoring services through SecurTek, directory services through DirectWest and telecommunications consulting services through SaskTel International. SaskTel and its wholly-owned subsidiaries have a workforce of 5,100 full-time, part-time and temporary employees. SaskTel is a provincial Crown Corporation and has delivered leading-edge telecommunications to the people of Saskatchewan for 100 years.
Engineering Standards Branch develops and implements policies, standards and procedures, plus provides the Ministry with leadership and guidance through technical expertise.
SpringBoard West Innovations Inc.
SaskEnergy / TransGas
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WEBSITE:
306-777-9644 700-1777 Victoria Avenue Regina, SK S4P 4K5 www.saskenergy.com
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306-789-0535 120 - 2 Research Drive Regina, SK S4S 7H9 1-866-216-6818 www.springboardwest.ca
SpringBoard West Innovations Inc. (SBWI) helps people transform ideas and innovations into commercial reality. SBWI has services for entrepreneurs at every stage of a business’s development:
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M E MB ER S H I P ( ASSO C I ATE) Venture Runways is for people starting out in business and is open to all entrepreneurs regardless of whether their business idea is a technology-based innovation. The nineweek training program helps people examine both their idea and the opportunity from all angles to figure out the critical success factors. At the end of Venture Runways, entrepreneurs are able to articulate the key points of their business idea and how they will carry through to point themselves on a pathway to success.
Once entrepreneurs have a solid sense of their idea, they access WheelsUP! Commercialization Services. Here, clients work one-on-one with SBWI staff to build a business around the innovation. Drawing from years of experience in business, advisors customize their advice to the project, and use research to build knowledge and fill any gaps in the strategy. SBWI can help build business plans, enhance financial models, and coach clients through their first sales calls. They serve as a sounding board for any issues the entrepreneur may have.
Competitive Intelligence services are available to both WheelsUP! clients and any existing business that needs to stay on top of a dynamic competitive environment. Alternate products can be developed and launched quickly by competitors. By keeping an eye on the horizon and monitoring the competitions’ actions and patents filed, SBWI helps clients react swiftly and make the best possible decisions about their business strategy.
assist in the succession planning and development process, and leadership and management training. Mentoring programs have failed (approximately 79%) in most organizations due to a lack of training and structure. The TalentC™ solutions will provide for Succession Planning and Development for organizations of all sizes that are enabled through the power of accredited mentoring. Our Accredited Mentor Programs, training and certification process will provide organizations with the strategic advantage required to face the labour challenges ahead.
University of Regina - Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science TELEPHONE: ADDRESS: WEBSITE:
306-585-4703 3737 Wascana Parkway Regina, SK S4S 0A2 www.uregina.ca/engineering
Offering programming for budding entrepreneurs, tailored advice for people launching a business, and competitive intelligence for existing businesses, SpringBoard West Innovations helps entrepreneurs at all levels. SBWI has offices in Regina and Saskatoon.
The Mission of the Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science is to provide an excellent “systems approach” to engineering education for our students. Each program has a unique implementation of the systems theme, founded on the common underlying goal to produce engineering graduates with not only a strong base of technical knowledge but also with the breadth of complementary skills that successful professional engineers should have in the workplace.
TalentC - People Services Inc.
University of Regina Career Centre
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306-924-2296 1222 Baird Street North Regina, SK S4X 3B6 www.talentc.ca
TalentC™ - People Services Inc. is a human resources solution provider that is focused on Succession Development and Mentoring. Our two product offerings are solutions to world-wide problems of an aging work force and talent shortage. Organizations today (approximately 67%) have not developed, or implemented succession plans that would identify successors for key roles in their organization. Organizations have not leveraged the power of mentoring to 58
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306-585-5160 3737 Wascana Parkway Riddell Centre 163 Regina, SK S4S 0A2 www.uregina.ca/careercentre
Co-operative Education and Internships are a plan of higher education that incorporates productive work experience into the student’s learning process.
Student Employment Services is where education and employment meet. The recruitment process should be a rewarding experience for university students and the employers who hire them.
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M E MB ER S H I P ( ASSO C I ATE) Our goal is to help University of Regina students find parttime, summer and graduate employment by addressing the needs of both employers and students through the provision of comprehensive recruitment and job search services.
University of Saskatchewan - Industry Liaison Office (ILO) TELEPHONE: ADDRESS: WEBSITE:
306-966-1727 501 - 121 Research Drive Saskatoon, SK S7N 1K2 www.usask.ca/research/ilo
The ILO, a department of the University of Saskatchewan, works proactively with the business community to raise awareness of research investment and partnership opportunities at the University. As individuals, we are experienced and well trained in the many facets of technology transfer. Many of us have a business, science, engineering, research and/or legal background. We are keen to help U of S researchers, faculty, staff and students identify inventions arising from their research and to work with them to protect and commercialize promising new technology. Our services include:
• Technology Evaluation & Review
Exceptional People Serving Exceptional Clients
Wallace Meschishnick Clackson Zawada (WMCZ) provides legal services from its offices in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. While our firm handles all types of legal work, we believe we are particularly suited to providing the broad variety of services that are necessary for solving and managing environmental issues.
Our lawyers are recognized as experienced and knowledgeable practitioners by colleagues and clients alike. We have assisted organizations such as Saskatchewan Environment and Resource Management, Farm Credit Canada and Viterra, to name just a few. In addition, we are active in environmental organizations such as SEIMA and the Centre for Studies in Agriculture, Law and the Environment (CSALE).
One of our most valuable services for clients involves communicating with government bodies. Our lawyers have worked with all levels of government departments: federal, provincial and municipal. Assistance provided includes alternative dispute resolution, review of proposed legislation and regulations, development of bylaws, drafting legislation and advocacy. Learn More
At WMCZ, we pride ourselves on providing innovative yet practical advice in traditional types of law, as well as emerging areas. Please visit our website at www.wmcz.com for further information. We also invite you to get in touch with our clients to find out more about our services; contact us for references.
• Marketing and Commercialization • Prototype Development • Patenting • Licensing
• Start-up Company Program
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• Confidential Disclosure Agreements and Material Transfer Agreements
WMCZ Lawyers and Mediators
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306-659-1226 901, 119 - 4th Avenue South Saskatoon, SK S7K 5X2 www.wmcz.com
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306-757-1704 P.O. Box 965, Stn. Main Regina, SK S4P 3B2 www.wuqwatr.ca
Wascana and Upper Qu’Appelle Watersheds Association Taking Responsibility (WUQWATR) is a non-profit organization formed by local residents to support and direct the implementation of “Getting to the Source,” the Upper Qu’Appelle River and Wascana Creek Watersheds Source Water Protection Plan. This plan was developed by community members from four Watershed Advisory Committees working with the Saskatchewan Watershed Authority and the support of technical experts. This plan was completed and published in March 2008,
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ME MBE R SHI P ( ASSO C I ATE) ( R E TIR E D PR AC TI O N ER S) and WUQWATR was created to ensure that the recommendations developed by the community are implemented. WUQWATR also exists to act as a community voice on water issues in the watersheds, and to promote stewardship by individuals, businesses and local communities.
WUQWATR works with all levels of government, with other stewardship groups, and non-governmental and private agencies, to complete the key actions contained in the Source Water Protection Plan. WUQWATR endeavours to work with the Upper Qu’Appelle River and Wascana Creek Watershed area to ensure that every person has a safe and reliable source of drinking water.
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M EM B E R SH I P ( R ETI R ED PR AC TI O N E R S) Gillies, Jon A., P.Eng. EMAIL: TELEPHONE: ADDRESS:
JAGillies@Sasktel.net 306-789-0408 3414 Keohan Crescent Regina, SK S4V 1J5
Expertise in hydrology, water supply, irrigation, and sustainability.
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Allen, Kelsey Lauren EMAIL: PROGRAM:
kla030@mail.usask.ca Environmental Biology/Physical Geography
I am currently in my fourth year of Environmental Biology with a minor in Physical Geography at the University of Saskatchewan. Within my biology degree, I am focusing on ecology and animal based classes. Conservation became an area of interest for me after volunteering in Costa Rica with a sea turtle conservation project. I am looking for a career with a company that believes that environmental awareness and protection are important. Over the next couple of years I hope to find an employer with the same values that I believe in.
Arun, Naveenji EMAIL: TELEPHONE: ADDRESS: PROGRAM:
naa226@mail.usask.ca 306-361-9540 Box 184, 103 Cumberland Avenue South Saskatoon, SK S7N 1L6 Chemical Engineering
Naveenji Arun is currently working on his Ph.D in Chemical Engineering at the University of Saskatchewan.
Bird, Lawrence EMAIL: PROGRAM:
lbluebird68@hotmail.com Environmental Monitoring and Protection
Lawrence is enrolled in the Environmental Monitoring and Protection Program at Northlands College.
Bondici, Viorica
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vfb326@mail.usask.ca PhD in Environmental Applied Microbiology
My bachelor degree is in biochemistry. Throughout my undergrad studies, I was keen to lay a strong foundation in science. Yet, in my final years my interest gradually increased towards the application potential of life sciences. Therefore I pursued my graduate studies in applied microbiology. My research focuses on microbial diversity and biogeochemical potential of the indigenous microorganisms in the Deilmann tailings management facility. Besides my research, I am very interested in project
planning/management and various industrial processing plant operations.
Chilima, Jania EMAIL: TELEPHONE: ADDRESS:
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jania.chilima@usask.ca 306-966-1017 School of Environment and Sustainability, U of S, Room 323 Kirk Hall - 117 Science Place Saskatoon, SK S7N 5C8 Doctor of Philosophy, Environment and Sustainability
Jania is interested in environmental impact assessments as well as water resources management. Jania is also interested in how to apply community-based participatory research (CBPR) methods in understanding stakeholder relationships in decision-making about development at a watershed scale; as well as risk assessment and communication, especially those originating from waterborne diseases/illnesses/use.
Cleaveley, Matthew EMAIL: PROGRAM:
mwc370@mail.usask.ca Chemical Engineering
Matthew is in his 4th year studies in Chemical Engineering at the University of Saskatchewan. He is interested in researching new technologies.
Cook-Studer, Jason EMAIL: PROGRAM:
Cook-studer.jason@northlandscollege.sk.ca Environmental Monitoring and Protection
Jason is enrolled in the Environmental Monitoring and Protection Program at Northlands College.
Daigneault, Amber EMAIL: TELEPHONE: ADDRESS: PROGRAM:
kyplain21@hotmail.com 306-833-2237 P.O. Box 413 Ile-a-la-Crosse, SK S0M 1C0 Environmental Monitoring and Protection
Amber is enrolled in the Environmental Monitoring and Protection Program at Northlands College.
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Datta, Ranjan EMAIL: TELEPHONE: ADDRESS: PROGRAM:
rkd977@mail.usask.ca 306-966-8566 Room 323, Kirk Hall 117 Science Place Saskatoon, SK S7N 5L8 Environment and Sustainability
Ranjan is studying at the University of Saskatchewan School of Environment and Sustainability.
Dyck, Shannon EMAIL: PROGRAM:
shandy30@hotmail.com Environmental Education
Shannon is enrolled in the Masters of Environment and Sustainability program at the School of Environment and Sustainability.
Forsyth, Taylor
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taylorforsyth@hotmail.com Geology
I am interested in Chemistry and Geology, and I am excited to gain experience in the field.
Gardiner, Jennilee
EMAIL: TELEPHONE: ADDRESS: PROGRAM:
jennygurl_12@hotmail.com 306-292-2677 La Ronge, SK S0J 3G0 Environmental Monitoring and Protection
Jennilee is enrolled in the Environmental Monitoring and Protection Program at Northlands College.
Gupta, Charu
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chg814@mail.usask.ca Masters in Sustainable Environmental Management
Hobday, Donald EMAIL: TELEPHONE: ADDRESS: PROGRAM:
donaldhobday@hotmail.com 306-380-2267 1255 Emerald Crescent Saskatoon, SK S7J 4J2 College of Law
As an incoming third year law student, my interests have largely dealt with environment offences, regulations and statutory compliance. During my studies, I have been involved with Greenlegal, a group of students concerned with environmental law issues, policy, regulation and protection. I am seeking a position that would use the research and analytical tools gained in law school to evaluate company practice, policy and compliance. Any position that would call upon these skills to solve challenges faced by your organization would also be ideal.
Kamal, Abu EMAIL: TELEPHONE: ADDRESS: PROGRAM:
abu.kamal@usask.ca 306-966-5377 Apt. 207, 3819 Luther Place Saskatoon, SK S7H 4B1 Environmental Engineering
Abu is a Ph.D. candidate studying Environmental Engineering at the University of Saskatchewan. He received an NSERCIRDF award worth $30,000 annually for two years. Abu provided a host company support with $10,000 per year for two years in conducting the following research: sustainable waste management, water and wastewater treatment, transportation of toxic chemicals, durability of composites, evaluating sustainability in higher education.
Kayira, Jean EMAIL: PROGRAM:
jean.kayira@usask.ca Doctor of Philosophy, Environment and Sustainability
Jean is enrolled at the School of Environment and Sustainability (Ph.D candidate).
I recently graduated from the School of Environment and Sustainability in August 2011. I have a undergraduate degree in botany.
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Lange, Troy EMAIL: PROGRAM:
troy.lange@live.ca Land Use and Environmental Studies
Ecology, sustainability, conservation, renewable energy, economics, etc.
honour roll, and in the top fifteen percent of all my classmates. This year, I am a second year representative for my environmental engineering peers. Aside from my schooling, my interests include snowboarding, curling, travelling, and spending time with friends and family.
Misfeldt, Jostein Laszlo, Joseph EMAIL: TELEPHONE: ADDRESS: PROGRAM:
joseph.rlaszlo@gmail.com 306-596-8994 2701 47A Avenue Lloydminster, SK S9V 1H1 Economics and Geology
Joseph is currently finishing his B.Sc. in Economics at the University of Regina and is working towards a B.Sc. in Geology. He works part time at the University as a research assistant as well as with the Canadian Forces Naval Reserve as a MARS Officer.
Lavoie, Hilary
EMAIL: PROGRAM:
h.lavoie@sasktel.net Environmental Earth Science
Hilary is a recent graduate of the Environmental Earth Science program at the University of Saskatchewan. She has obtained a BSc in Environmental Earth Science, with a Minor in Water Science. Hilary has GIS and Remote Sensing experience and an agricultural background.
jostein.misfeldt@usask.ca Environment and Sustainability
I am interested in issues related to water management and planning. My project is focusing on urban water security in the South Saskatchewan River Basin.
Montgrand, Stacey EMAIL: PROGRAM:
sophie_montgrand@hotmail.com Environmental Monitoring and Protection
Stacey is enrolled in the Environmental Monitoring and Protection Program at Northlands College.
Morin, Carl EMAIL: PROGRAM:
c_mor1@hotmail.com Environmental Monitoring and Protection
Carl is enrolled in the Environmental Monitoring and Protection Program at Northlands College.
Muirhead, Katelyn
Lorenzen, Scott
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FishingLakeWildCat@gmail.com Electronic Systems Engineering
I am interested in the design of consumer electronics, electric vehicles and components for vehicles.
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kmuirhead17@gmail.com Environmental Monitoring and Protection
Katelyn is enrolled in the Environmental Monitoring and Protection Program at Northlands College.
Lypka, Morgan
Ohiozebau, Ehimai
I am a bilingual, second year environmental engineering student, interested in focusing on hydrology or site remediation. My first year of studies put me on the dean’s
Ehimai is enrolled at the School of Environment and Sustainability (Ph.D candidate).
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mel780@mail.usask.ca Environmental Engineering
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eho318@mail.usask.ca Environment and Sustainability
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Olagunju, Ayodele EMAIL: TELEPHONE: ADDRESS: PROGRAM:
ayodele.olagunju@usask.ca 306-341-3872 Room 323, Kirk Hall, 117 Science Place University of Saskatchewan Saskatoon, SK S7N 5C8 Master of Environment and Sustainability/ Environmental Assessment
Ayodele holds a First Class (hons) degree in Urban and Regional Planning from the Obafemi Awolowo University, Nigeria. Before joining a multi-national telecom company as a business development executive in 2006, he has worked as a physical planning intern and community development officer. His academic interests are in environmental assessment, resource planning, and policy development. His dream is to pursue a career primarily in teaching and research, and also in environmental consulting, with the aim of making informed contributions to environmental decisions both locally and in the global context. He is currently working for his MES thesis on “Selecting valued ecosystem components for cumulative effects in EIAs of road construction projects in Canada”. Ayodele loves traveling and spending time with his family.
Pearce, Tomesine EMAIL: TELEPHONE: ADDRESS: PROGRAM:
gulbaekt@uregina.ca 306-581-2549 1581 Grand Avenue Buena Vista, SK S2V 1A3 Environmental Engineering
I recently completed my Bachelor of Applied Science in Environmental Engineering at the University of Regina. My professional interests include water management, waste management and policy and regulation. Currently, I am working for the Ministry of Environment in the Municipal Branch of the Environmental Protection and Audit Division.
Regina. He is studying Geography, with his main focus being in physical geography. Jonathan is the president of the Geography Student Society.
Roberts, Shawn EMAIL: TELEPHONE: ADDRESS: PROGRAM:
shawnhenry_08@yahoo.ca 306-420-7244 P.O. Box 211, La Ronge, SK S0J 1L0 Environmental Monitoring and Protection
Shawn is enrolled in the Environmental Monitoring and Protection Program at Northlands College.
Roberts, Ty EMAIL: TELEPHONE: ADDRESS: PROGRAM:
roberts.ty@northlandscollege.sk.ca 306-425-9968 P.O. Box 226, La Ronge, SK S0J 3G0 Environmental Monitoring and Protection
Ty is enrolled in the Environmental Monitoring and Protection Program at Northlands College.
Robin, Nadine EMAIL: PROGRAM:
nlr246@mail.usask.ca Environmental Science
I will be completing my degree in Environmental Science with a Soil Science minor at the University of Saskatchewan in April 2012. I am enthusiastic and hardworking, and can’t wait to work for your business to provide environmental services! Focus: Hydrology/Forestry/Reclamation/Agriculture.
Sandor, Megan Richards, Jonathan
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richajon@uregina.ca 306-737-3272 5066 Wascana Vista Regina, SK S4V 2S2 Physical Geography
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jordyhack@yahoo.ca Environmental Egineering Technology Diploma
I am interested in a career in the field of environmental engineering, and looking for information about the industry and for opportunities to network with other industry professionals and companies.
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Senik, Breanne EMAIL: PROGRAM:
breanne_senik@hotmail.com Environmental Monitoring and Protection
Breanne is enrolled in the Environmental Monitoring and Protection Program at Northlands College.
Sten, Tyler
EMAIL: TELEPHONE: ADDRESS: PROGRAM:
tylersten@gmail.com 306-716-0275 1319 Alexandra Avenue Saskatoon, SK S7K 3B8 Environmental Biology
Tyler is in his third year of study at the University of Saskatchewan. He is studying Environmental Biology, with a minor in GIS. He has worked on a number of summer terms/contracts in the environmental industry.
Wahid, Erum
EMAIL: TELEPHONE: ADDRESS: PROGRAM:
wahid20e@uregina.ca 306-581-4786 2 - 149 Proctor Place Regina, SK S4S 4G2 Environmental Systems Engineering
Zamchevska, Viktoriya EMAIL: PROGRAM:
zamchevska@yahoo.com Masters of Environment and Sustainability
Viktoriya is completing the Masters of Environment and Sustainability program at the University of Saskatchewan. She has a Bachelors of Architecture so her future career interests are in the areas of sustainable architecture, natural building and green building renovation.
Zbyranyk, Oksana EMAIL: PROGRAM:
ozbyranyk@gmail.com Master of Environment and Sustainability
Oksana is a holder of BSc. in International Business Management and is currently enrolled in a 2nd year of the Master of Environment and Sustainability program at the University of Saskatchewan. Oksana’s primary interests are in sustainability initiatives, cross-cultural communications, green citizenship, and social responsibility. She would like to be part of a professional team, delivering programs and services aimed at improving the quality of life.
Erum is studying Environmental Systems Engineering, Graduate Studies and Research, at the University of Regina.
Zamchevska, Iryna EMAIL: PROGRAM:
irynka_ukr@yahoo.com Masters of Environment and Sustainability
Iryna is currently enrolled in the second year of MA program in Environment and Sustainability at the University of Saskatchewan. She has completed her Bachelors in International Business Management at the American University of Cyprus, Cyprus. She has also taken courses in cross-cultural studies at the University of Northern Virginia, Czech Republic, and natural resources and environmental economics at the Memorial University of Newfoundland, Canada. Currently Iryna is doing research on sustainable communities, focusing on learning about integration of environmental, social and economic sustainable practices in the life of a community.
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Ag-West Bio Inc. TELEPHONE: ADDRESS: WEBSITE:
306-975-1939 101 - 111 Research Drive Saskatoon, SK S7N 3R2 www.agwest.sk.ca
Ag-West Bio is at the forefront of Saskatchewan’s bioeconomy. We work as a catalyst for partnerships and industry growth by aiding strategic alliances and providing seed capital, regulatory support and industry information. Our membership includes corporations, associations and individuals representing natural health products and functional foods, bioproducts and bioprocesses, and agricultural biotechnology sectors. Saskatchewan has much to offer: outstanding science, RandD infrastructure, a talented workforce, quality raw materials and a solid business environment. Our vision is to help Saskatchewan become the most vibrant ag-biotechnology sector in Canada.
AMC - Agricultural Manufacturers of Canada TELEPHONE: ADDRESS: INQUIRIES: WEBSITE:
306-522-2710 EVRAZ Place, Stockman’s Arena P.O. Box 636, Stn Main Regina, SK S4P 3A3 1-800-959-7462 www.a-m-c.ca
AMC is first and foremost a lobby association that speaks on behalf of the interests of the agricultural manufacturing industry. By serving as the voice of an important valueadded sector in the Canadian economy, AMC has the ability to effectively articulate the views of this industry to both domestic and foreign governments. AMC’s expertise is derived from the voluntary involvement of numerous capable industry owners and managers who serve on committees, and an elected board of directors that guide the perspective and position of the association on industry issues. AMC’s report card grades the character of the organization through the issues it has lobbied, such as harmonization of interprovincial legislation, Goods and Services Tax, transportation, investment tax credits, trade restrictions, labour standards, Workers’ Compensation legislation, Occupational Health and Safety legislation, Dealer Purity legislation in Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba, Trade Union legislation, Steel price increases, revamping of the Farm Implement Act in Saskatchewan and Lobbying changes in Legislation 66
regarding depreciation of new and used agricultural equipment. AMC assists small manufacturers by providing expertise on modern employment policy, safety standards and programs, and labour standards, among others.
Canadian Home Builders’ Association Saskatchewan TELEPHONE: ADDRESS: WEBSITE:
306-955-5188 11 - 3012 Louise Street Saskatoon, SK S7J 3L8 www.chbasaskatchewan.com
Canadian Home Builders’ Association – Saskatchewan (CHBA-Sask) is an industry association made up of member companies that deliver services to the residential construction industry. Members are builders, developers, renovators, trades, suppliers, financial firms and other professionals including lawyers, surveyors, realtors, property managers, etc. The Association is the provincial delivery agent for the R-2000 and ENERGYSTAR™ For New Houses programs. The Association also manages the Joint Training Committee regional offices in Regina and Saskatoon on behalf of the Saskatchewan Apprenticeship and Trade Certification Commission. Our Mission Statement:
To be the voice of the residential construction industry. To achieve an environment in which businesses can secure a sound foundation and prospects for growth, and as well, to promote affordability and choice in housing for all people in all communities in Saskatchewan.
Consulting Engineers of Saskatchewan (CES) TELEPHONE: ADDRESS: WEBSITE:
306-359-3338 Suite 12, 2010 - 7th Avenue Regina, SK S4R 1C2 www.ces.sk.ca
Consulting Engineers of Saskatchewan (CES) is a non-profit association representing the business interests of the majority of consulting engineering and consulting geoscience firms in Saskatchewan. The mission of CES is to strengthen the consulting engineering and geoscience industry through informing, educating, and raising awareness of the services our members offer. As the business voice of the consulting engineering and geoscience industry in Saskatchewan, CES
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Environmental Services Association of Alberta (ESAA) TELEPHONE: ADDRESS: WEBSITE:
780-429-6363, ext. 224 Suite 102, 2528 Ellwood Dr. SW Edmonton, AB T6X 0A9 www.esaa.org
The Environmental Services Association of Alberta (ESAA) is a not-for-profit business association dedicated to the development of a strong environmental services industry by facilitating leadership and promoting continuing improvement in technology, human resources and sustained market development. Established in 1987, the ESAA is one of Canada’s leading environment industry associations with over 200 member organizations. Dedicated to building a strong environment industry, the ESAA is a business association with a business approach to providing programs leading to its members’ corporate success.
GreenRoots Sustainable Living Inc. TELEPHONE: ADDRESS: INQUIRIES: WEBSITE:
306-533-6680 200-2825 Saskatchewan Drive Regina, SK S4T 1H3 info@greenrootsworld.org www.greenrootsworld.org
GreenRoots Sustainable Living Inc. (GreenRoots) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to facilitating environmental, economic, and social development and empowerment in rural and urban communities at home and abroad through projects that make use of local and/or Indigenous knowledge and green initiatives in order to eliminate poverty and to generate economic, environmental, and social benefits framed by human values. Our activities include, but are not limited to the following:
• Workshop facilitation on private sector and new environmental technologies links for and with Indigenous communities
• Interactive community development and empowerment for sustainable resource development • Educational skill development for project sustainability
GreenRoots works with the local and/or Indigenous knowledge of each community in conjunction with new green initiatives to generate positive community impacts. Our mission is to promote the creation of progressive sustainable rural and urban communities based on existent economic, environmental, social strengths, and local decision making.
GreenRoots has worked with Indigenous and non-Indigenous groups in Canada, Ecuador, Mexico, Nepal, and Peru.
Manitoba Environmental Industries Association (MEIA) TELEPHONE: ADDRESS: WEBSITE:
204-783-7090 100 - 62 Albert Street Winnipeg, MB R3B 1E9 www.meia.mb.ca
The environment sector represents a sizable industry in Manitoba. A commitment to the environment and positive legislative and policy frameworks have created a context for the growth of the environmental industry in both the domestic and export markets. The Manitoba Environmental Industries Association (MEIA) is a non-profit organization that is committed to connecting business, government and interested stakeholders with environmental issues and opportunities. It has in place: an Executive, a Board of Directors, six volunteer committees and is staffed by an Executive Director and Program Coordinator. Our mission is to promote environmental sustainability and high standards for service and ethics. MEIA carries out this mission by organizing and conducting activities to: serve the learning and information needs of our members; promote environmentally sound industry initiatives; facilitate business development opportunities; and initiate positive change in policy and regulatory frameworks.
Regina and Region Home Builders’ Association TELEPHONE: ADDRESS: WEBSITE:
306-546-5221 100 - 1801 MacKay Street Regina, SK S4N 6E7 www.reginahomebuilders.com
The Regina and Region Home Builders’ Association (RRHBA) is a non-profit membership association made up of member companies that deliver services to the
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M E MBE R SH I P ( R E CI PR O C AL ) residential construction industry. Members include builders, developers, tradespeople, suppliers, financial firms and other professionals such as lawyers, surveyors, realtors, property managers, etc. RRHBA Mission Statement:
To lead the Residential Construction Industry for the benefit of all.
Saskatchewan Advanced Technology Association (SATA) TELEPHONE: ADDRESS:
WEBSITE:
306-244-3889 201 - 120 Sonnenschein Way Saskatoon, SK S7M 1M8 www.sata.ca
Saskatchewan Advanced Technology Association (SATA) is a non-profit corporation aimed at bringing together smallto medium-sized Saskatchewan based technology companies and organizations to develop and enhance the advanced technology sector in the province. SATA provides a forum for member companies to exchange views on industry trends, opportunities, problems and solutions. SATA provides the following services:
• industry awareness and promotion; education, training and networking; and, advocacy.
Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce TELEPHONE: ADDRESS:
WEBSITE:
306-352-2671, ext. 226 1630 - 1920 Broad Street Regina, SK S4P 3V2 www.saskchamber.com
The Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce was formed as a vehicle to unite the energies of business to build a stronger economy in the province. The Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce’s membership now includes almost 1,000 businesses, and 80 Chambers of Commerce and Boards of Trade who themselves have more than 10,000 members.
The Chamber network organizes and directs the energies of those who believe that a community worth living in, is a community worth improving. It enables members to accomplish collectively what could not be done individually. The principle of working together on matters of mutual
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interest is the foundation of the Chamber organization, whether it be at the local, provincial or national level.
At present, the Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce is operated by a Board of Directors which consists of 13 business leaders and has a full time staff of seven.
Saskatchewan Trade and Export Partnership (STEP) TELEPHONE: ADDRESS: INQUIRIES: WEBSITE:
306-787-7928 Box 1787, #320-1801 Hamilton St. Regina, SK S4P 3C6 1-888-XPORTSK (9767875) www.sasktrade.sk.ca
Saskatchewan Trade and Export Partnership (STEP) is a member-driven organization that is mandated to assist Saskatchewan companies to compete in their existing export markets and develop new markets. STEP does this by initiating sales, contracts, and projects, providing market intelligence and financial consulting for Saskatchewan exporters.
Saskatchewan Waste Reduction Council TELEPHONE: ADDRESS: INQUIRIES: WEBSITE:
Our Mission:
306-931-3242 The Two Twenty #208 - 220 - 20th St. West Saskatoon, SK S7M 0W9 306 931-3242 info@saskwastereduction.ca www.saskwastereduction.ca
As an advocate for community and environment, SWRC will lead in addressing the underlying causes of waste by identifying opportunities, creating connections and promoting solutions. Our Goals:
• To provide accurate, balanced waste reduction information.
• To encourage networking and partnership development. • To offer input on policies which deal with solid and hazardous waste.
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M E MBE R SH I P ( R E CI PR O C AL ) Our Activities: • Semi-annual update forum events, participation on stakeholder committees, publications, response to inquiries, composting promotion and training, Annual Waste Minimization Awards, maintaining recycling in Saskatchewan database.
South Saskatchewan River Watershed Stewards Inc. TELEPHONE: ADDRESS: WEBSITE:
306-343-9549 99A - 2366 Avenue C North Saskatoon, SK S7L 5X5 www.southsaskriverstewards.ca
The SSRWSI is a grassroots, community driven, non-profit organization working within the watershed to implement programs and initiatives that will protect water resources.
Southeast Saskatchewan Airshed Association (SESAA) TELEPHONE: ADDRESS: WEBSITE:
306-371-2478 Suite 309 - 4246 Albert Street Regina, SK S4S 3R9 www.sesaa.ca
SESAA is the Southeast Saskatchewan Airshed Association, incorporated in October 2005. We are a non-profit organization of public, industry, government, and non-government members. Our goal is to collect credible, scientifically defensible air quality data for the southeast Saskatchewan region, and to make this data freely available to all stakeholders. Our objective is to bring together stakeholders from all backgrounds to identify local air quality issues and to develop innovative solutions for managing these issues. Diverse stakeholder representation recognizes concerns specific to the region, and encourages solutions that are tailored to address local needs. The southeast Saskatchewan airshed encompasses an area of approximately 36,800 square kilometres. Our boundaries were established based on common history, meteorology, and funding considerations. Key economic activities in our region include agriculture, oil and gas, power generation, mining, and transportation.
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