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Amok Ltd.

  • Corporate body
  • 1967-1987

Incorporated December 19, 1967, Amok Ltd. was a Canadian corporation that developed and operated uranium mining operations at Cluff Lake in northern Saskatchewan (approximately 80 km south of Lake Athabasca and 29 km east of the Alberta border). The corporation's shareholders consisted of three private companies (Compagnie de Mokta, Compagnie Français des Minerais d'Uranium, and Pechiney Ugine Kuhlman) and a French state corporation (Commissariat a l'Energie Atomique). Early in 1980, the Saskatchewan Mining Development Corporation (SMDC) acquired a 20 percent stake in the Cluf Lake mining project, as a result they formed a partnership to further develop the mine with Amok Ltd acting as manager of the project. In August 1987, Cogema Canada acquired a 75 percent interest in Amok Ltd. with Pechiney Ugine Kuhlman retaining the remaining 25 percent.

Anglican Church of Canada. Diocese of Qu'Appelle

  • Corporate body
  • 1887-

The Anglican Diocese of Assiniboia was founded 1883 as part of the ecclesiastical province of Rupert's Land; changed name 1887 to Diocese of Qu'Appelle; official French name adopted August 1977.

Architectural Heritage Society of Saskatchewan

  • Corporate body
  • 1987-2022

The Architectural Heritage Society of Saskatchewan Inc. was established in 1987 (as Saskatchewan Architectural Heritage Society) to promote and preserve the province’s architectural heritage; to educate and increase the public’s knowledge about Saskatchewan’s architectural heritage and encourage its preservation; to collect and disseminate information on Saskatchewan’s architectural heritage; to recognize those who conserve and promote architectural heritage through presentation of appropriate awards; and to offer and present grants that will assist in preserving architectural heritage. The Society published a periodical entitled "Worth" (previously "Facade" and "Heritage Quarterly") and administers the Lieutenant Governor of Saskatchewan Heritage Architecture Excellence Awards. The Society received funding from SaskCulture until 2014. As of 2022 AHSS is inactive.

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