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And just like that, spring breakup begins. Winter weights removed on provincial highways on March 15

The winter drilling season is coming to a close. Spring breakup is here. This is the time of year when truckers and shippers must begin reducing loads on secondary highways in Saskatchewan. All secondary highways return to regulation weights, which will help prevent...

Does the Saskatchewan oilpatch have jobs that we can offer to Ukrainian refugees? If so, please step forward

  MARTINSVILLE – Things are moving fast in Saskatchewan when it comes to grassroots efforts providing support for Ukrainian refugees fleeing the war. One of the people who has been working extensively on this front is Steve Halabura, a regular columnist...

Estevan OTS Bonspiel is just two weeks away, first of four events for the year

ESTEVAN – What are you doing two weeks from now? If you’re in southeast Saskatchewan, you should head over to the Power Dodge Curling Centre in Estevan and either get on the ice or get in the stands. It’s time for the 63rd Annual Estevan Oilfield Technical Society...

Brian Zinchuk: Shell was interested in the big plays. Now its reaping what it had sown in Russia

  Back in 2009 or 10, I attended a small oil conference in Regina that had run for a few years. While there, I met with a guy who worked with Shell. It was probably the only time I ever ran into a Shell representative. This was at a time when the Bakken boom was...

Crescent Point is more interested in returns for investors and Alberta’s Duvernay these days, as opposed to aggressive drilling in Saskatchewan

CALGARY – Despite oil prices at their highest levels in a decade, and calls from politicians and the public for Canadian and American oil producers to ramp up production to displace Russian oil from the market, Crescent Point Energy Corp. is focusing on returns to...
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