There were 44 active or moving drilling rigs in Saskatchewan on Tuesday, Oct. 6, according to Canadian Association of Energy Contractors data published by RiggerTalk.com. While most of the rigs were drilling for oil, two were drilling for potash, one for...
This is the lead story of extensive coverage into the Sept. 29 announcement of Saskatchewan’s nuclear power intentions going forward. This would have been the largest capital investment in Saskatchewan history, except for that Regina data centre. But it’s...
“We are charting a path forward for one of the largest energy and economic development opportunities in our province’s history.” SASKATOON – Premier Scott Moe led off the announcement on Sept. 29 that Saskatchewan intends on building two large scale reactors in...
SASKATOON – How are we going to build a nuclear industry? Somewhere along the way, a supply chain has to be assembled. And the Saskatchewan government has tasked the Saskatchewan Industrial Mining Suppliers Association, or SIMSA, to put it together. SIMSA...
SASKATOON – Among those who took the podium at the announcement of Saskatchewan’s large nuclear power strategy was Sheldon Wuttunee of Saskatchewan First Nations Natural Resource Centre of Excellence. The organization has been playing a key part in development of this...
