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From left: Dr. Larry Rosia of Sask Polytech, Alison Dubreuil of Suncrest College, Advanced Education Minister Ken Cheveldayoff, Mosaic CEO Bruce Bodine, Saskatchewan Deputy Premier Jim Reiter, Yorkton MLA David Chan, Moosomin-Montmartre MLA Kevin Weedmark, Saskatchewan Resource Minister Colleen Young, and Quintin Robertson of Good Spirit School Division.

Mosaic investing $4.1 million in Saskatchewan mining workforce

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By Nicole Taylor | The World-Spectator On Tuesday, Mosaic announced a $4 million investment to develop Saskatchewan’s mining workforce, with a focus on…

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