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When the training pays off: Classic Oilfield Service in Lloydminster reacts quickly to carbon monoxide leak

All those boring mornings spent in safety sessions paid off for Classic Oilfield Service Ltd. in Lloydminster of Tuesday, Oct. 14. A carbon monoxide leak started affecting their staff, and putting two and two together, they realized just what was going on and moved...

Saskatchewan-Alberta electrical intertie soon to be up and running, after being down nearly a year

  The electrical intertie between Saskatchewan and Alberta has been down since Nov. 15 of last year, but will now soon be back in operation. According to the Alberta Electric System Operator (AESO), the McNeill Station began undergoing testing on Wednesday, Oct....

Progressive Conservatives win majority government in Newfoundland and Labrador, with Quebec power deal a major issue

  By Sarah Smellie in St. John’s Voters in Newfoundland and Labrador showed they were in the mood for a big change on Tuesday by ousting the governing Liberals after ten years in power and handing a slim majority win to the Progressive Conservatives. As the...

Lithium in SK, Part 40: In depth with Energy and Resources Minister on new lithium royalty scheme

  REGINA – With China announcing strict export controls on rare earth minerals on Oct. 9, and US President Donald Trump immediately responding with another round of tariffs, critical minerals are rapidly rising in importance not just economically, but...

If your turkey relied on wind power this Thanksgiving in Alberta, you’d be eating baloney sandwiches

Your Thanksgiving turkey likely wasn’t cooked by wind power in Alberta on Monday, given that at 11:00 a.m., wind power output was running at one half of one per cent nameplate capacity. According to data from the Alberta Electric System Operator (AESO), wind output...
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