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Community Investment Corner

with the new Airbus H145 aircraft. Nine
new helicopters are required to replace
STARS’ fleet, at a cost of $13 million
each.

The Raymore team gathered at the
Regina base where STARS hosted a BBQ
to recognize their efforts in last year’s
calendar campaign. Raymore won our
internal contest by selling the most
calendars of any facility across Western
Canada. At the appreciation event, they
Cheryl Koch & Aaron Sjodin at the Calgary event. The Raymore team at the Regina base. had the opportunity to interact with the
STARS OPENS ITS DOORS TO VITERRA new Airbus H145 aircraft. The helicopters pilots and get an up close and personal
STAFF are the first part of a plan to replace the look at STARS’ helicopters. STARS is in
the process of finalizing its 2020 calendar
Team members from Crossfield and non-profit air ambulance’s entire fleet and we will once again kick of our
Raymore recently had the opportunity to across Western Canada. STARS unveiled calendar contest this fall.
visit STARS bases in Calgary and Regina. its plan in June 2018 to renew its current
In Calgary, STARS officially unveiled two fleet of BK117 and AW139 helicopters

CANADA’S FARM PROGRESS SHOW AG EDUCATION EVENT
The 42nd edition of Canada’s Farm Ray Baloun, Customer Account
Progress Show took place in Regina Representative, recently participated
last week, with Viterra as the presenting in an ag education event for students
sponsor. It’s the largest trade show in in Rivers, MB. Through a variety of
Canada, with over 40,000 visitors from 60 interactive exhibits, students learned
countries attending to check out the latest more about agriculture and had the
innovations and trends in our industry. chance to ask questions to Ray and other
industry experts.
Kyle Jeworski delivered the keynote
address at the International Reception
on Tuesday, June 18. His presentation
focused on the future of the ag industry Viterra at Farm Progress Show
and how innovation, collaboration and
education will determine our success in Thank you to everyone who took time
the years ahead. out to work our booth and interact with
customers. Your efforts are what make
our space an engaging, informative and
fun place to be each year.

Ray Baloun speaks to a group of students from
Rivers School

Students from schools in Regina
participate at the Viterra station during
the ThinkAg career expo hosted by Ag in
Kyle speaking at the President’s Reception the Classroom.

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