By Craig Lord Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre is expected to argue a change in federal policies would ease separatist concerns in Alberta when he makes a speech in Calgary on Monday. In an excerpt of that speech shared with The Canadian Press, Poilievre says...
There’s a lot happening in the lithium space in Saskatchewan this summer, and Pipeline Online will be once again digging deep into it. But in the meantime, I came across this video from YouTube science channel Veritasium which explains the why we are developing...
By Nick Murray The federal government is pumping the brakes on its proposed changes to how major projects are reviewed, and says it won’t table legislation on the changes until the fall. Last month Ottawa released two discussion papers which proposed, among...
Paul Colborne is this year’s Saskatchewan Oil Person of the Year, and will be honoured as such at the Saskatchewan Oil and Gas Show on June 3. He was president, CEO and founder of Crescent Point Energy, and is now president and CEO of Surge Energy, both of which...
If you run into Jayson and Tasha King at the Saskatchewan Oil and Gas Show, congratulate them. That’s because the JK Junior is now 10 years old. The innovative blue box addresses a key environmental concern in oil production, namely catching any possible...
CARNDUFF  – Here’s some good news to kick off this week’s oil show: If you’re in the oilfield services business, an empty yard makes for happy management, as that usually indicates everything is out in the field. Driving past the Betts Drilling yard east...
