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Feds “focused on targeting the shutdown of a complete industry, regardless of whether they’re going to meet their emissions targets or not,” says Moe in Dubai

  DUBAI – While Saskatchewan was putting its best foot forward at COP28 in Dubai, the federal government appeared to be the proverbial Lucy pulling the football away from Charlie Brown. It’s not often that a Saskatchewan premier spends a whole week devoted to one...

Guilbeault’s backgrounder on “Roadmap for the Decarbonization of Canada’s Oil and Gas Sector”

Here at Pipeline Online, we like to post verbatim exactly what pronouncements the federal government is making with regards to the ever-increasing climate change-related regulations. That way, the public can see precisely what the federal government is saying. This is...

20 of 42 solar facilities, 30 of 44 wind facilities in Alberta produce no power at noon on Friday

At noon in Alberta on Friday, Dec. 8, both wind and solar were producing very little power, despite the sun being at its highest point in the sky and additional units being added to the generation mix almost every week in recent weeks. Alberta now has 42 grid-scale...

Canada introduces framework to cap greenhouse gas pollution from oil and gas sector: verbatim

Here at Pipeline Online, we like to post verbatim exactly what pronouncements the federal government is making with regards to the ever-increasing climate change-related regulations. That way, the public can see precisely what the federal government is saying. Here is...

Brian Zinchuk: This year will be the 38nd anniversary of me not getting the G.I. Joe aircraft carrier for Christmas

This was from January, 2018. Still no aircraft carrier. Facebook (Editor’s note: originally published in 2018, updated due to the fact neither my wife, mom or dad have made the effort to buy me the USS Flagg, I even saw one at a comic convention in Saskatoon...
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