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WELCOME to the Saskatchewan Electrical League..A organization that is open and welcomes all individuals or companies involved in the electrical industry in Saskatchewan to become a member.From apprentice to engineers,all will be part of helping to promote and improve the industry as a whole in our province. Please browse our site and become part of this exciting and new league. Please sign our guest book and post any comments you may have.

Area is 651,900 sq. kms (251,700 sq. miles), slightly less than that of Texas (270,000 sq. miles).

Canada’s sunniest province - City of Estevan gets an average 2,540 hours of sunshine per year, highest in Canada.

Landlocked province with an estimated 100,000 lakes, rivers and streams (12.6 per cent of the area).

12 cities (populations greater than 5,000), 145 towns and 358 villages

Highest elevation is Cypress Hills, at 1,392 metres (4,566 feet).

National Forum on Workplace Electrical Safety

Presented by the architects of the CSA Z462 Workplace Electrical Safety and CSA C22.1 Canadian Electrical Code Part 1 standards, this one-day forum will benefit anyone involved with electrical safety and safety planning. It will focus on providing the critical "how to" aspects of electrical safety requirements and best practices, all backed by case studies from your peers

Each one-day event will have a strong regional focus, drawing on case studies and local industry examples

Thought-provoking speeches from keynote speakers focusing attention on electrical hazards and the need for safety-minded priorities

These organizations have shown their support for this national event.

Reach your target audience by becoming a sponsor / exhibitor at the conference. Space is available for each regional event, or the entire series.

Regina ,Sask

November 16

Saskatchewan

Electrical League

proudly present

and

November 19th

Regina,Sask.

Barb and Judy will be presenting information on SaskPower DSM initiatives. Topics will include net metering,geothermal,renewable energy, and commercial lighting incentive programs.

Special Guest Presenters: Judy Dunitz B.Admin and Barb Gilbey CMA

DEMAND SIDE MANAGEMENT ENERGY

EFFICIENCY PROGRAMS

November 20th Saskatoon,Sask.

Best Western Seven Oaks

777 Albert Street

Heritage Inn

102 Cardinal Crescent

Time: 11:30 am - 1:00 pm

Members Cost $15.00 (gst incl.)

Non-Member Cost $20.00 (gst incl.)

Pre-Registration Required

Time: 11:30 am - 1:00 pm

Members Cost $15.00 (gst incl.)

Non-Member Cost $20.00 (gst incl.)

Pre-Registration Required

Please R.S.V.P to Brandy Stoian no later than Nov.13th,2009.

alfa@alfaengltd.com or (306) 352-7989

SaskPower Eneraction is a portfolio of energy efficiency, load management and conservation programs that helps you learn more about what you can do to reduce your electrical consumption. Through our demand side management programs, tools and tips, we encourage you to save power, save money and help protect the environment.

visit SaskPower Site Now!!

When you help Hungry for Change (Canadian Feed the Children), you fund nutrition programs for vulnerable children—not just in some far-off African village, but right here at home in Canada, too! And because Hungry for Change is volunteer-driven, 94% of the funds raised go directly to programs.

However you choose to get involved, you join Canada’s electrical industry in making a world of difference. To be a part of this amazing industry-led campaign, visit www.hungryforchange.ca to learn more, get useful templates and forms, donate and register a fundraising event.

The Saskatchewan Electrical League is proud to help support and be part of the Hungry for Change Program.

Please join in with other members of the Electrical Industry and help support.

Hungry For Change

Attn: Kristin Philpot

Canadian Feed the Children

174 Bartley Drive

Toronto, ON M4A 1E1

Why is Hungry for Change so important to Canada’s Electrical Industry and its professionals... professionals like you? To find out why the people and businesses you know are hosting fundraising events right now for this charity, watch Wayne Donaldson, chair of the Hungry for Change Committee (as well as current chair of EFC’s Supply & Distribution Council), explain it all in a video interview with EBMag.

visit site at: www.hungryforchange.ca

Or visit Electrical Business Magazine Online for more details .. Click Here Now!