After five years living abroad, I’ve returned back to my home province to report for the Financial Post on how Saskatchewan businesses are growing and changing. I report on the major sectors that the province is known for — potash, uranium and farming. I also find the hidden industries that are quiet developing, from AI technology to defense manufacturing.
I bring a variety of experience over my career as a reporter, from reporting on commodity markets for pricing agencies to writing in-depth, character-driven features for newspapers. Now, I am focused on telling Canadians about how there’s more to Saskatchewan than its canola fields and mines.
Here’s some of my recent work for the Financial Post.
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Cameco’s U.S. nuclear powerhouse files for potential IPO
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A munitions-manufacturing hub is coming to Saskatchewan — and has already pre-sold years’ worth of explosives
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Global software giant chooses Saskatoon as a battleground in the AI race
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Down the cage: Life in a remote Saskatchewan uranium mine
Nykole King 