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If your turkey relied on wind power this Thanksgiving in Alberta, you’d be eating baloney sandwiches

Your Thanksgiving turkey likely wasn’t cooked by wind power in Alberta on Monday, given that at 11:00 a.m., wind power output was running at one half of one per cent nameplate capacity. According to data from the Alberta Electric System Operator (AESO), wind output...

Sask Gov’t seeks public feedback in Occupational Health and Safety regulations review

  The Government of Saskatchewan is reviewing The Occupational Health and Safety Regulations, 2020 and is seeking feedback from stakeholders and the public, according to an Oct. 8 press release. “This review is an important way to ensure that these...

Lithium in SK, Part 39: Province defines lithium royalty structure, based on potash, not oil

REGINA – One of the big questions around the development of a new lithium industry in Saskatchewan is just what will be the royalty structure? Will it be based on oil and gas extraction, or potash? How much will it be, which is a huge factor in the economics for any...

Smith says Alberta will be proponent for Pacific pipeline, for now

      CALGARY – Alberta Premier Danielle Smith really, really wants to build another oil pipeline to the northern BC coast. British Columbia Premier David Eby apparently really, really does not want that to happen. Meanwhile Saskatchewan Premier Scott...

Alberta re-enters pipeline arena, plans to propose new oil pipeline to B.C. coast

Premier Danielle Smith says Alberta is committing $14 million to a West Coast oil pipeline do-over that hinges on First Nations getting on board early and Ottawa reversing a tanker ban that would make such a project unworkable on the northern B.C. coast. It’s a...

Cenovus receives MER approvals for new wells and upgrading work at four thermal properties in NW Sask

  CALGARY, LLOYDMINSTER – Cenovus is planning on taking two steps forward after one big step backward this year in northwest Saskatchewan, announcing plants to “improve and expand four existing thermal facilities in the region.” This comes after a blowout in May...
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