On Dec. 4, the federal government released draft regulations that would force a 75 per cent reduction in methane emissions on Saskatchewan’s oil and gas sector. The Government of Saskatchewan responded by saying in a press release, “This amounts to a...
The “Output-Based Performance Standards” is, for all intents and purposes, another form of carbon tax. And the Saskatchewan government is moving to use some of the proceeds from that to fund development of the province’s first small modular...
REGINA – Stoughton was the epicentre of the Bakken boom, and now it appears the exact same area is drawing interest for lithium development. Ten blocks went up for bid in Saskatchewan’s most recent subsurface mineral rights sale (not oil and gas), and...
REGINA – The musical Hamilton has a pivotal scene where Aaron Burr realizes in order to have any influence, he needs to be “in the room where it happens.” After last year’s Conference of the Parties (COP) 27 which focused on climate change, Saskatchewan Premier Scott...
If people using home heating oil (principally in Atlantic Canada) don’t have to pay carbon tax to heat there home, neither will people in Saskatchewan who use electricity to heat their homes as of Jan. 1. That was announcement Premier Scott Moe made on Nov. 30 via...