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Canadian Prosperity Pipelines taking a look at a Churchill pipeline, too, but not yet convinced

Quick Dick McDick's "Tuffnell at Ten" takes on the oil-fueled barbecue offered by Canadian Pacific, as well as the Co-op Refinery lockout in his most recent video. Bonus points for his use of "fire sale.

CN shuts down much of its network due to protests

Estevan – Saskatchewan’s active drilling rig count, compared to Alberta and British Columbia, is doing much better when you look at the numbers for 2018-2020. According to Rig Locator (riglocator.

Harrison says half of direct energy-related jobs in Sask. disappeared over last 18 months

On Feb. 2, I saw, in horror, how Heritage Minister Steven Guilbeault said the federal government should license the news media. The next day, I saw the enormous snap back from the media and opposition parties.

Regina – It is apparent someone’s sniffing around for exploration leases in southeast Saskatchewan, as a substantial portion of land was posted in the most recent Crown land sale. However, roughly one third of it was actually purchased.

Calgary, Geurnsey – Canadian Pacific Railway released the following statement the afternoon on Feb.

Think quick! Name an industry that’s saw its fleet shrink by 37 per cent in five years, yet its primary production increased? Trucking? Faming? Beef? Potash? Uranium? Rail? Ocean-going shipping? Cucumbers? Ding ding ding! Times up.

Regina – On Feb. 4 Premier Scott Moe announced the establishment of the Pipeline Projects Assessment Committee (PPAC), a cabinet committee focused on evaluating potential pipeline projects in Saskatchewan.