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Brian Zinchuk on Evan Bray Show: Pipelines, tariffs, carbon tax and more

There are more people talking about pipelines these days than there has been in many years. Pipeline Online editor and owner Brian Zinchuk joined the Evan Bray Show on Wednesday, April 2 to discuss pipelines, tariffs, carbon taxes, spring breakup and more.  0053...

18 hours of zero of wind power in Saskatchewan on Saturday, 4 hours on Sunday

  On Saturday, March 29, the 817 megawatts of wind capacity connected to the SaskPower grid produced an average of one, singular megawatt over the course of 24 hours. That’s according to SaskPower’s Where Your Power Comes From webpage. But it’s actually worse...

Poilievre’s key energy policy: a National Energy Corridor for pipe, power and rail

    SAINT JOHN, NEW BRUNSWICK – On Monday, March 31, Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre announced his party’s signature energy plank in its election platform – an east-west national energy corridor involving pipelines, electricity and rail. A Conservative...

Pipeline Online Podcast, Ep. 6: Andrew Scheer on a National Energy Corridor

Andrew Scheer, one of the leading members of Pierre Poilievre’s Conservative team, joined Brian Zinchuk and Bronwyn Eyre for Episode 6 of the Pipeline Online Podcast, originally broadcast on March 31. The podcast was recorded just a few hours after Poilievre...

Elaboration on end of industrial carbon tax in Saskatchewan – or is it the end?

REGINA – Premier Scott Moe elaborated on the Saskatchewan Party government’s plan of getting rid of the industrial carbon tax in a press conference on March 27, but it was clear it’s not a done deal yet. The federal government still has a say, and could effectively...
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