EDMONTON – Alberta Premier Danielle Smith threw down the gauntlet with the federal government on May 5, demanding a long list of grievances be resolved, now. There was also an implicit threat of separation in her remarks. While Smith said several times she...
Premier Scott Moe & Cenovus Executive Vice President Jeff Lawson spoke at the Williston Basin Petroleum Conference on April 29 to kick off the event. The discussion ranged from trade barriers and pipelines to careers and of course, the federal election. This was...
 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...
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...
REGINA – Here’s everything energy-related in the 2025 provincial budget tabled on March 19 by Minister of Finance and Deputy Premier Jim Reiter: Last year the Saskatchewan government announced its well-received Multi-Lateral Well Program in its spring budget....
For Saskatchewan, the deal is in some ways “getting the band back together” WHITECAP RESOURCES AND VEREN TO COMBINE IN A $15 BILLION TRANSACTION TO CREATE A LEADING CANADIAN LIGHT OIL AND CONDENSATE PRODUCER CALGARY, ALBERTA – A blockbuster merger...
