With even more rural customers receiving electricity, the Corporation develops the Penny Powers Home Economics Program in 1956. This includes using a persona named Penny Powers to assist rural women with choosing, using and maintaining #electric appliance
By the end of the decade, there are over 400 communities across the province being served by #Saskatchewan Power Corporation, with 47 being added in 1949 alone. There are also 7390 km of transmission lines connecting the province.
With the war now in the
The reality of living in a post- #WWII #Saskatchewan is that materials necessary for building transmission lines are not always easy to access. Instead, the Commission decides to get a little creative.
Using salvaged materials, the Commission builds an ad
Over the course of ten years, one #GreatDepression, and an unbelievably damaging drought, #Saskatchewan is able to make it out alive; bruised, but intact. By 1939, the Commission now has 2309 km of transmission lines—nearly the same as the distance betwee
