By Dylan Robertson in Ottawa Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida has asked Canada to form closer ties during a visit to Ottawa that experts say comes at a time when the two countries have significant geopolitical alignment. Kishida visited Prime Minister...
Helium produced from the wellhead and purified is compressed for sale. But to move one more step up the value chain, that compressed helium needs to be liquified. And on Jan. 11, Royal Helium Ltd. announced it has a partner that will do just that. The impact for the...
Once again, as goes Alberta with wind power production, so goes Saskatchewan. Alberta saw wind power generation flatline on Jan. 11, and it looks like Saskatchewan has seen the same thing occur on Jan. 10. SaskPower delays releasing its data by two days to...
The Independent Well Servicing Safety Stand Down returned on Tuesday, Jan. 10, after going on hiatus during the COVID-19 pandemic. This was the sixth time the event has taken place, according to Brian Crossman, one of the partners in IWS. “We want to help in...
Wednesday morning, Alberta’s wind and solar power had flatlined to next to zero, again. Coffee makers in Edmonton and Calgary were not running on wind. As the sun had not yet risen at 7:26 a.m. on Jan. 11, only 1 megawatt of power was being produced from solar, as is...
VIRDEN, MAN. – Some people really like working. And Bruce Bailey would be example No. 1. Bruce and his wife Beverley retired from Fontana’s Trucking (2006) Ltd. on Dec. 31, after 39 years running it, and 16 years after they sold it in 2006. He was going to stick...
