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Saskatchewan First Act introduced to literally keep the lights on in this province, and allow farmers to keep using nitrogen fertilizer

REGINA – Thou shalt not use coal for power generation post-2030, the federal government hath said. And it’s moving to do the same with natural gas by 2035. It also wants to limit farmers’ fertilizer usage, all in the name of climate change policies. On Nov. 1, the...

Brian Zinchuk: The Saskatchewan First Act is about power production and farming production, and not using kerosene lamps

We finally got to see what Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe is talking about, with regards to taking on the federal government’s climate change initiatives. And it’s a constitutional swing for the fences. What was remarkable, however, is how rest of the media didn’t...

Saskatchewan drilling rig report: the juniors are back in the game

ESTEVAN – The drilling rig report of Tuesday, Nov. 1, shows a noticeable uptick of involvement by small junior producers getting back into the drilling game, both in west central and southeast Saskatchewan. It also marks a big pickup for activity in the...

Details on SaskPower’s proposed 100 megawatt solar facility at Estevan, plus a bonus up to 10 megawatt pilot project on mined land

ESTEVAN – SaskPower held a two day open-house regarding at proposed 100 megawatt solar facility on Oct-26-27 at the Estevan Legion Hall. In actuality, it’s not just a single project of 100 megawatts, but two projects – a 100 megawatt solar facility and a secondary, up...

Brian Zinchuk: Schlumberger changes its name to SLB, part of the Get Woke, Go Broke movement

There’s four major integrated oilfield service companies in the world, companies whose service lines can number near 100. And the biggest just changed its name. Those four are Schlumberger (“Big Blue”), Haliburton (“Big Red”), Baker Hughes (“Little Blue”) and...
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