The Saskatchewan Government is boosting the provincial economy

The Saskatchewan government is boosting the provincial economy:
after the hogs we have hamburger patties

Nipawin - August 31, 2000 - By: Mario deSantis

CIC hands out $35,000,000
The Crown Investment Corporation of Saskatchewan (CIC) is made up of the family

of public corporations and it has recently extended their interests in assisting

the meat industry in an effort to diversify the agricultural sector. The single family owned

Big Sky Farms was given $15 million to establish new hog barns in the province and now

the single family owned Centennial Food Corporation has been given $20 million to build

a $34.4-million hamburger patty processing plant in Saskatoon.

grease the new economy
This government understands the economy of brick and mortar and wants to put more

meat to grease the new economy of the province. It was not enough for the city of

Saskatoon to experience a construction boom with the building of the $175-million

Synchrotron in the name of scientific research and at the expense of the education of

our children. Therefore, our Premier Romanow wants to reach a new first for his

Saskatchewan Way and wants to make his city of Saskatoon the biggest manufacturer

of hamburger patties.

not likely be high paying
Ron Kovits of Centennial Food Corporation has said

"This will be one of the largest hamburger patty manufacturing plants in Canada. And, as you might imagine, we'll use a tremendous amount of beef⁽¹⁾."

CIC Minister John Nilson has stated that while he could not provide figures to

illustrate the economic impact of the investment he is certain that the company

is bringing construction and full time jobs to the province. And in response to

Nilson, Kent Smith-Windsor, executive director of the Saskatoon and District

Chamber of Commerce, has commented that the new jobs are not likely be high

paying, but he said that young people need to work and develop skills before

they move on to further education⁽²⁾.

Romanow for his vision
We have to thank our Premier Romanow for his vision to have as many of our

children manufacture hamburger patties before moving on to further their education

and eventually enter the scientific world as represented by the biggest scientific

Canadian effort: the Synchrotron mausoleum. .

-------------References/endnotes:

General reference: articles by Mario deSantis http://www.ftlcomm.com/ensign/authors/desantisNG.html

1.
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Province buys stake in burger biz, CBC Saskatchewan, http://www.sask.cbc.ca/ Web Posted | Aug 30 2000 9:22 PM EDT

2.
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Gov't puts $20 million in north Saskatoon hamburger plant, by Joanne Paulson, The StarPhoenix, August 31, 2000, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan

The Saskatchewan government is boosting the provincial economy: after the hogs we have hamburger patties

Nipawin - August 31, 2000 - By: Mario deSantis

CIC hands out $35,000,000	The Crown Investment Corporation of Saskatchewan (CIC) is made up of the family
	of public corporations and it has recently extended their interests in assisting
	the meat industry in an effort to diversify the agricultural sector. The single family owned
	Big Sky Farms was given $15 million to establish new hog barns in the province and now
	the single family owned Centennial Food Corporation has been given $20 million to build
	a $34.4-million hamburger patty processing plant in Saskatoon.

grease the new economy	This government understands the economy of brick and mortar and wants to put more
	meat to grease the new economy of the province. It was not enough for the city of
	Saskatoon to experience a construction boom with the building of the $175-million
	Synchrotron in the name of scientific research and at the expense of the education of
	our children. Therefore, our Premier Romanow wants to reach a new first for his
	Saskatchewan Way and wants to make his city of Saskatoon the biggest manufacturer
	of hamburger patties.

not likely be high paying	Ron Kovits of Centennial Food Corporation has said
	"This will be one of the largest hamburger patty manufacturing plants in Canada. And, as you might imagine, we'll use a tremendous amount of beef⁽¹⁾."
	CIC Minister John Nilson has stated that while he could not provide figures to
	illustrate the economic impact of the investment he is certain that the company
	is bringing construction and full time jobs to the province. And in response to
	Nilson, Kent Smith-Windsor, executive director of the Saskatoon and District
	Chamber of Commerce, has commented that the new jobs are not likely be high
	paying, but he said that young people need to work and develop skills before
	they move on to further education⁽²⁾.

Romanow for his vision	We have to thank our Premier Romanow for his vision to have as many of our
	children manufacture hamburger patties before moving on to further their education
	and eventually enter the scientific world as represented by the biggest scientific
	Canadian effort: the Synchrotron mausoleum. .

-------------References/endnotes:

	General reference: articles by Mario deSantis http://www.ftlcomm.com/ensign/authors/desantisNG.html

1. -	Province buys stake in burger biz, CBC Saskatchewan, http://www.sask.cbc.ca/ Web Posted \| Aug 30 2000 9:22 PM EDT

2. -	Gov't puts $20 million in north Saskatoon hamburger plant, by Joanne Paulson, The StarPhoenix, August 31, 2000, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan