SASKATOON – It looks like the folks who wanted to stop coal refurbishment in its tracks are lining up for round two in the courts, after their initial injunction failed. Saskatoon lawyer Glenn Wright filed notice of appeal in Saskatchewan Court of Appeal...
SASKATOON – Saskatchewan is getting serious about the possibility of large-scale nuclear power generation, with the announcement on Jan. 28 that SaskPower would begin the process of technology selection. That’s a fancy way of saying it’s going to pick a model of large...
February is historically the busiest time of the year for drilling rigs, so here’s a snapshot of what’s happening in the field on Feb. 2: Across Saskatchewan, there were 39 rigs working. Starting in northwest Saskatchewan, there were nine rigs working in the...
Last week two things happened in the energy space that may seem unrelated, but they are not. I drove 4.5 hours up to Saskatoon on Jan. 28 to attend a press conference where the provincial government said it was formally starting the process to choose the...
Senator Pamela Wallin was once Canada’s Consul General in New York, so her perspective on the ongoing trade wars is a good one to hear. The discussion includes the China EV/Canola deal, PM Mark Carney’s speech in Davos, Trump’s response, and upcoming...
GRIFFIN – The Enbridge Seven Stars Energy Project has hit a snag. Half of the 200 megawatt wind project, 23 of a total of 46 wind turbines, are planned for the RM of Weyburn. The remaining half, another 23 turbines, are slated for the neighbouring RM of Griffin And...
