A proposed northern Saskatchewan mine site will be the subject of several days of public hearings this week.

The Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission will hold three days of hearings in Saskatoon on Denison Mines proposed Wheeler River Project.

The public hearings start Monday and run until Wednesday.

MBC's Joel Willick spoke with the Commission Registrar Candace Salmon on the hearings.

A proposed northern Saskatchewan mine site will be the subject of several days of public hearings this week.
The Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission will hold three days of hearings in Saskatoon on Denison Mines proposed Wheeler River Project.
The public hearings start Monday and run until Wednesday.
MBC's Joel Willick spoke with the Commission Registrar Candace Salmon on the hearings.

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George Gordon Development (GGDL) hosted their fourth annual partnership forum for the first time in Regina on Thursday.

“It’s been growing every year to the capacity where we have the entire Hotel Saskatchewan booked right now,” said Brad Spence the Director of Training and Employment for GGDL. “We have 30 CEO’s, business leaders from across Western Canada … crown corporations, presidents of mines, presidents of potash companies.”

“We’re here to learn from each other and renew our partnerships and kind of work our supply chain under the GGDL umbrella,” said Spence.

Don Ross, the CEO of GGDL spoke to the audience and said, “And I tell our people that I tell our partners and industry and government, the success of GGDL is based on our structure … created by our leadership, they had the vision.”

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MBC News Host: Danielle Dufour, Freelancer
George Gordon Development (GGDL) hosted their fourth annual partnership forum for the first time in Regina on Thursday.
&ldquo;It&rsquo;s been growing every year to the capacity where we have the entire Hotel Saskatchewan booked right now,&rdquo; said Brad Spence the Director of Training and Employment for GGDL. &ldquo;We have 30 CEO&rsquo;s, business leaders from across Western Canada &hellip; crown corporations, presidents of mines, presidents of potash companies.&rdquo;
&ldquo;We&rsquo;re here to learn from each other and renew our partnerships and kind of work our supply chain under the GGDL umbrella,&rdquo; said Spence.
Don Ross, the CEO of GGDL spoke to the audience and said, &ldquo;And I tell our people that I tell our partners and industry and government, the success of GGDL is based on our structure &hellip; created by our leadership, they had the vision.&rdquo;
To continue reading the article head over to <a href="https://www.mbcradio.com/2026/03/george-gordon-development-attracts-major-interest-at-annual-partnership-forum">MBCradio.com</a>
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MBC Radio News interviews Candace Salmon of the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission

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