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Top 10 Conventional Saskatchewan oil wells in August – Surge surges

All 10 of the Top 10 conventional oil wells in Saskatchewan came from southeast Saskatchewan in August, with the first heavy oil well coming in No. 11. Surge Energy Inc. knocked it out of the park in August, with three of the top four conventional wells in...

Sask drilling rig report: Rigs working on oil, potash, helium and lithium

 The drilling rig report for Oct. 28 demonstrated the growing variety of resources been accessed through the drill bit. Out of the 37 rigs punching holes across Saskatchewan, 32 were drilling for oil, three for potash, one for helium and one for lithium.That’s...

What a Sask Party win means for energy – seeking to hit 600,000 bpd, and eventually 1 million; nuclear power development

REGINA – The Saskatchewan Party landed a historic fifth consecutive majority government on Oct. 28, but were humbled by the loss of several seats, including several cabinet ministers in the big cities.The TV coverage went late into the night before declaring a winner,...

Strathcona Resources Ltd. announces retirement of president and CEO Rob Morgan, and shift to four operating units

CALGARY – Strathcona Resources Ltd., a significant heavy oil producer in northwest Saskatchewan, announced on Oct. 24 the retirement of Rob Morgan as president and CEO, effective October 31, 2024. And that retirement will lead to a significant change in the management...

Brian Zinchuk: After braying about oil and gas classes, there was nary a peep when tourism and automotive got similar classes

Way back in June, the Saskatchewan Party government announced the introduction of a new Oil and Gas 20 and 30 class to be offered this January through the Saskatchewan Distance Learning Centre. Education Minister Jeremy Cockrill made the announcement, fittingly, at...
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