| Oct.
18, 2006 |
ACRE
Releases Monitoring Committee Report
The Action Committee on the Rural Economy (ACRE) today presented
the Province with its Monitoring Committee
Final Report examining government's response to ACRE's recommendations
for revitalizing Saskatchewan's rural economy. Full
Story
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| Feb.
3, 2006 |
ACRE
2006 Opportunities Conferences
Half-day
meetings will be held in 6 locations around Saskatchewan. Each
meeting will feature 3 rural entrepreneurs. They will share
their stories and discuss the challenges and rewards of starting
a business in rural Saskatchewan. Starting on February 28 to
March 2, 2006, each meeting will begin at 1:00 p.m. No registration
is required and there will be no registration fee. Full
Story |
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| Nov.
10, 2005 |
ACRE
Applauds Response To Recommendations
The head
of the Action Committee on the Rural Economy (ACRE) said she
is encouraged by the recent announcement of a provincial initiative
to assist with the development and growth of small businesses
in Saskatchewan. Full
Story |
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| May
16, 2005 |
ACRE
Makes Second Set of Recommendations to Government After
two years of research and public consultation, the Action
Committee on the Rural Economy (ACRE) delivered 35 recommendations
today, focused on building Saskatchewan's rural economy. Full
Story
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| May
9, 2005 |
Return
Of Red Fife Wheat Bodes Well For Organic Producers Jack
and Gwen Klassen are pretty happy about their successes these
days Full Story |
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| May
9, 2005 |
Eatonia’s
Eaton Catologue House Is Coming To Town Given
that the Town of Eatonia was named after the Eaton Family, it
would make sense to celebrate this fine anecdotal detail with
a piece of Eaton memorabilia. Full
Story |
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| May
2, 2005 |
Saltcoats
Grazier Has A Few Feathers In His Hat
Arden Bradford has learned much about sustainable agricultural
production during his 30 years of experience in the profession
— with his 25 quarters to manage. Full
Story |
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| Mar
31, 2005 |
Rural
Businesses in Saskatchewan - Research
Findings
Doug Elliott, of Sask Trends Monitor, has prepared a research
project report to the Business Development Subcommittee.
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| Mar
23, 2005 |
Bear
Hills Vacation Farm Focuses On Experiential Learning When
school groups come for a visit at Sheila Sperling-Law’s
Prairie Wool Farms in the Bear Hills south of Biggar, they
can count on a lot more than just a tour:
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