There was a clear message in the October Saskatchewan general election – more money is needed for health care and education. But what was hardly discussed during the election was how to pay for it. In his acceptance speech on election night, Premier Scott Moe...
ESTEVAN – Not long before the event started, some poor soul hit the rhubarb a block away from Estevan’s Southeast College, sliding into a snowy ditch in front of Conquest Equipment. There could have been no better talking point for a safety stand down focusing...
Perhaps one of Canada’s best shots at not getting strangled by American tariffs is convincing President-elect Trump is convincing him, directly, that the US depends on Canadian, and in particular, Albertan oil. Alberta Premier Danielle Smith is scheduled to go...
The Canadian oilpatch, whom Prime Minister Justin Trudeau made clear he wanted to phase out, collectively let out cries of rejoicing as the announcement came from Ottawa that Trudeau the Younger was resigning. Standing on the steps of Rideau Cottage, where he once led...
Yet again on Jan. 5, wind power in Alberta flatlined, with just 27 megawatts being produced out of a maximum capacity of 5,688 megawatts. That was at 11:53 a.m., according to minute-by-minute data published by the Alberta Electric System Operator (AESO, which can be...
