Tootoosis has been promoted into the role from his current position as SREDA’s director of Indigenous economic development since he joined SREDA in September 2021. The Saskatoon Regional Economic Development Authority (SREDA) has named Milton Tootoosis as the organization’s chief economic reconciliation officer (CERO). The project is expected to finish in 2025. This way we can ensure physical upgrades are completed with minimal impact to current water production.” Our design team has been working closely with our construction partners and the BPWTP Corporation to sequence construction and commissioning activities. “This is a live operating plant that can’t experience long shutdown periods. “We’re incredibly proud of our design team and partners for their work on this project,” says Gillian Edwards, Stantec’s design manager for the BPWTP project. Stantec will be involved in construction inspections as well as start-up and commissioning activities.
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Stantec, along with Graham, Aecon, and Associated Engineering (AE), led the engineering design of the $273 million upgrade to the BPWTP.Ĭonstruction of the project is proceeding, and will upgrade the water treatment plant for the cities of Moose Jaw and Regina, and users of SaskWater and Buffalo Pound Provincial Park. The contract comes as part of the Graham-Aecon Joint Venture. Stantec announced June 23 that the company has been awarded the engineering during construction, and commissioning portions of the Buffalo Pound Water Treatment Plant Renewal Project (BPWTP) in Saskatchewan. We are delighted that HELM has increased its commitment to the project and look forward to next steps.” Stantec awarded engineering contract for Buffalo Pound Water Treatment Plant renewal project Providing incremental supply to the market is part of the solution to the current market imbalances. “The need for innovative solutions to bring new production to market is imperative, and with HELM’s continuing support, we are one step closer to bringing the Tugaske Project into production. “These strategic commitments by HELM are a reflection of the strength and availability of Gensource’s modular technology to help meet immediate market needs and of the strong demand for potash” said Gensource CEO Mike Ferguson. According to Gensource, the two banks “remain fully supportive of the Project.” As well, HELM has committed to guarantee a $12,500,000 contingency account for the Tugaske Project, required by the bank syndicate of KfW IPEX-Bank and Société Générale in connection with the Company’s anticipated and previously announced debt financing. Due rising prices and limited supplies, Gensource and HELM plan to double the production capacity at the Tugaske Project from 250,000 to 500,000 tonnes per year. Gensource Potash announced June 21 that it will increase capacity at its Tugaske potash project with help from its strategic investor and offtake partner, HELM AG and its subsidiary HELM Fertilizers. Gensource Potash increasing capacity at Tugaske Project Tout officially joins GIFS on July 18, 2022. “The institute’s continued growth and focus on being a catalyst and connector in the agri-food ecosystem aligns with my commitment to collaboration and to working through partnerships to tackle the challenges of feeding a growing world.” “I am excited at the opportunity to join GIFS and to work with a team of people dedicated to innovation and to delivering sustainable food security using Saskatchewan and Canada’s strengths,” said Tout. Tout holds a Bachelor of Biology (Honours) degree from Wilfrid Laurier University, and a PhD in microbiology and immunology from the University of Guelph in 1997. “Her knowledge of the Canadian research environment, vast network and expertise with building partnerships will be a valuable asset to GIFS, as well as to Saskatchewan and Canada’s agriculture and food ecosystem.” “We are thrilled to have Nancy join our team at GIFS, bringing her extensive leadership experience and wealth of research and development knowledge to help us advance our corporate strategy,” said GIFS CEO, Dr.
Before her role at RDAR, she worked for Syngenta Canada for over 21 years, leading a research and development team of over 60 scientists across Canada working in agricultural innovation. Tout joins GIFS from Results Driven Agriculture Research (RDAR) in Alberta. Nancy Tout will become the Saskatoon-based organization’s first chief scientific officer.Tout will lead GIFS’ research and development leadership team.
The Global Institute for Food Security (GIFS) announced June 21 that Dr. New chief scientific officer at Global Institute for Food Security
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