By Lauren Krugel Disrupting southbound oil exports in retaliation for U.S. tariffs is not viable and would have serious consequences for Canada, said the chief executive of Trans Mountain Corp. “Interdependencies between both countries are...
By Eli Ridder The New Brunswick government on Friday granted conditional approval for a 500-megawatt natural gas plant that officials say is crucial to avoid rolling electricity blackouts within the next two years. The green light comes after the province completed an...
The Saskatchewan Oil and Gas Show donated $10,000 to the Estevan Oilfield Technical Society for scholarships recently. Here’s what the OTS said in a post on Facebook on Aug. 27: The Estevan Oilfield Technical Society is incredibly proud and grateful to receive...
REGINA – When Bell Canada swooped in earlier this year with their massive 300 megawatt AI data centre project just outside of Regina, they clearly knew they needed to move fast before the landscape changed. A major part of why Saskatchewan was chosen was the fact we...
Premier Scott Moe in Prince Albert on Aug. 26. Government of Saskatchewan screenshot PRINCE ALBERT – When it comes to this trade war, placing export tariffs on our oil and potash is not a great idea. An export tax is like a tariff, but paid to the government of...
The report puts a lot of faith in wind and solar, but real world examples over the last two weeks bring that faith into doubt On Aug. 24 the Saskatchewan NDP released another paper suggesting sky-high costs should Saskatchewan proceed with planned refurbishment...
