Editor’s note: This is the first column by the Saskatchewan Common Ground Alliance, which has taken over Sask 1st Call from SaskEnergy. Sask 1st Call is a crucial part of the Saskatchewan energy industry. On January 2, 2003, SaskEnergy launched the...
Follow those who seek the truth. Run from the man who says he’s found it. – Václav Havel, first president of Czechoslovakia after the 1989 Velvet Revolution. In addition to its threat to the right of free expression, Bill C-59, stands as a threat to the free...
The federal government and the environmental movement tend to attribute the anti-Ottawa sentiment on the prairies to “dangerous populism” and our lack of enthusiasm for saving the planet from the climate apocalypse. Similar criticisms have been leveled in the...
Back during the Saskatchewan Oil and Gas Show, the Education Minister for Saskatchewan, Jeremy Cockrill, announced a new Grades 11 and 12 Oil and Gas course will be available online through the Saskatchewan Distance Learning Centre. Teine Energy has generously offered...
On July 6, the Pembina Institute published a paper by executive director Chris Severson-Baker on July 6, headlined, “For the first time in more than 150 years, Alberta’s electricity is coal free.” And on July 8, the province went into yet...
Here in my first article with Pipeline Online, I will outline how I believe Saskatchewan can and must turn its rapidly depleting uranium resource into a foundational value-added industry that will create immense economic value for centuries to come. First, a little...
