Editor’s note: Last week, just days before the federal election call, CEOs of the largest oil industry companies in Canada sent a joint letter to the leaders of all the major federal parties. What’s remarkable about this letter is that up until now, most...
By Nick Murray in Ottawa Prime Minister Mark Carney confirmed Friday that his government would keep the emissions cap on oil and gas production in place if elected — but would fast-track investments in carbon capture to meet those emissions targets. Speaking to...
REGINA – The 2025 Saskatchewan provincial budget tabled by Minister of Finance Jim Reiter did not have a lot of new energy-related policy initiatives, but for the few that stand out, the official opposition New Democratic Party is generally supportive. That’s...
REGINA – Here’s everything energy-related in the 2025 provincial budget tabled on March 19 by Minister of Finance and Deputy Premier Jim Reiter: Last year the Saskatchewan government announced its well-received Multi-Lateral Well Program in its spring budget....
REGINA – On top of President Donald Trump’s sweeping tariffs against Canadian imports, he’s applied an additional tariff burden on steel and aluminum products. For steel, that’s an additional 25 per cent tariff. And in Saskatchewan, EVRAZ is bearing the burden....
That’s all, folk! Road bans are here in a few days. With spring thaw beginning, weight restrictions start March 21 on secondary highways to protect key links of Saskatchewan’s road network, the Saskatchewan Ministry of Highways said in a Tuesday afternoon...
