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ANOTHER EXCITING CURLING SEASON COMES TO A CLOSE
       The Viterra Scotties Tournament of Hearts was held from January
       25-29 in Estevan, SK. This annual women’s curling championship
       brings out the best talent from across Saskatchewan to compete for
       the opportunity to participate in the national Scotties Tournament
       of Hearts. Robyn Silvernagle and her team won this year’s Viterra
       Scotties, and went on to compete in the national tournament, which
       was held from February 17-26 in Kamloops, BC.

       The Viterra Championship, Manitoba’s provincial men’s curling
       championship, was held in Neepawa from February 8-12. Matt
       Dunstone’s team won the tournament, and went on to represent
       Manitoba at the 2023 Tim Horton’s Brier in London, ON. They finished
       with a silver medal after losing to Team Canada 7-5 in the final.  Viterra was inducted into the CurlSask Legends of Curling
       Thank you to those employees that took time out of their busy   Honour Roll for their support in furthering the development
       schedules to support our presence at both events. As a sport that                     of women and youth curling.
       brings all ages together, we are proud to be able to support the      Members from Viterra accepted this award from
       game of curling in the communities where we live and work.                 CurlSask Executive Director Kellyn Geiger.



                                                   Z99 RADIOTHON
                                                   The 36th annual Z99 Radiothon was held on March 17, 2023 and raised a total
                                                   of $560,576 for the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit at the Regina General Hospital!
                                                   These funds will help provide life-saving technology to further enhance
                                                   the ability of medical teams in Regina to care for the more than 500 fragile
                                                   newborns that visit Regina General Hospital’s NICU each year. Since it began in
                                                   1987, the radiothon has raised $10 million.

                                                   Viterra’s Regina team participated in several initiatives in February to raise
                                                   funds for the radiothon, which included raffles, weekly jeans days, 50/50’s, and
                                                   a treat day. Through these initiatives, Viterra staff raised over $7,500 which was
                                                   matched corporately for a total donation of over $15,000!
       Courtney Stange (centre) presented Viterra’s
       donation at the Z99 Radiothon.



       BALGONIE HARVEST OF HOPE                      CROP PRODUCTION SHOW ANNIVERSARY
       In 2022, Viterra contributed 85 acres of land   The Western Canadian Crop Production Show recently celebrated its 40th
       adjacent to our Balgonie facility to The Balgonie   anniversary. Each January, exhibitors, presenters, and attendees converge
       Harvest of Hope project. The project is managed   in Saskatoon to experience the latest products and services for the
       by a few local farmers and other community    upcoming growing season. As an original exhibitor we were presented with
       volunteers, who provide their equipment and   an award of recognition at this year’s show.
       their time to grow a crop on the land and donate
       the proceeds to the Canadian Foodgrains Bank.
       Through their efforts, the project raised $15,000
       for the CFGB. This year, the group plans to grow a
       feed barley crop on the land, which Viterra will once
       again provide rent-free.












                                                     The Viterra group at the 2023 Crop Production Show accepts an original
                                                     exhibitor award. Left to right: Clay Babecy, Gord Brown, Wendy Shand,
                                                     Matthew Verlysdonk, Shawnie Johnson
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