Oil & Gas

Riding out this downturn

Estevan – When it came time to pick a company name, the Wigley’s turned to something they knew well. “Weatherby rifles is how that came to be,” said Dean Wigley, who owns and operates the company with his wife Christie.

een doing autobody work, primarily on heavy trucks, since 1982. “I never saw an oil rig until five years ago,” he said. Now he runs the Three Star Trucking heavy collision repair shop in Alida.

Most of the fleet now laid down

Boettchers once again have full ownership of Three Star Trucking

National Trucking Week Sept: 6-12

(Daily Oil Bulletin) Calgary – In a major shift in corporate strategy, Crescent Point Energy Corp. has cut its monthly dividend on Aug. 1 to 10 cents from 23 cents and reduced its capital budget by $100 million to $1.45 billion.

Contents of pipeline flared near Alameda and Arcola

Weyburn – Contain Enviro Services had some shiny secondary containment components in its booth at the Saskatchewan Oil and Gas Show June 3-4. Bill Moore works out of Calgary while Glenn Eckert works out Edmonton. Both work in business development.

Bonnyville – Attending oil and gas shows is paying off with sales and exposure for Kenilworth Combustion Ltd., a company that manufactures innovative and reliable combustion products in Vermilion.