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Canadian Plains Energy Services fires up

Canadian Plains Energy Services fires up

Experienced staff, new equipment, lots of growth
Hopeful contractors pack the room for proposed refinery

Hopeful contractors pack the room for proposed refinery

Weyburn – To say there was strong contractor interest in the proposed Dominion Energy Processing Group Inc. Stoughton refinery would be an understatement. The contractor meeting, held in Weyburn’s McKenna Hall on Feb.
Lots of snow is good for a welder’s business: Mains Welding

Lots of snow is good for a welder’s business: Mains Welding

Carnduff – When there’s a lot of snow, people break snowplows and snow blowers, and that keeps the welders happy. Brycen Mains of Mains Welding in Carnduff has been quite happy to see that snow. “This year is crazy busy.
Saskatchewan Oil & Gas Show coming this June

Saskatchewan Oil & Gas Show coming this June

Weyburn – The Saskatchewan Oil & Gas Show takes place in Weyburn on June 7-8, and with “Things have really picked up in January,” said Tanya Hulbert, show manager. “Registrations have gone well. We’ve seen an increase of exhibitors in January.
Betts Drilling shop and office burns down, but all 4 rigs are working

Betts Drilling shop and office burns down, but all 4 rigs are working

Carnduff – Just after midnight, in the early minutes of Dec. 30, Betts Drilling shop and office on the east side of Carnduff burnt to the ground. “They’re still doing the investigation,” said Bob Betts, general manager, on Jan.
Just $1.7 million in February Crown land sale

Just $1.7 million in February Crown land sale

Regina – While the return of oil to over US$50 per barrel has resulted in the highest activity levels seen in Saskatchewan in two years, the Feb. 7 public offering of Saskatchewan’s Crown petroleum and natural gas rights sure didn’t show it.
Oil a key factor in Wall’s speech to SUMA

Oil a key factor in Wall’s speech to SUMA

Deficit now around $1.2 billion, correlating to $1.2 billion decline in resource revenue
Carnduff shows the rebound has started, but the pain is still there

Carnduff shows the rebound has started, but the pain is still there

On Jan. 17, all day the radio talked about people in the civil service worried about the government clamping down on civil service wages, with no raises expected, and layoffs possible. Pipeline News went to Carnduff that day.
Public meeting held for proposed Stoughton refinery

Public meeting held for proposed Stoughton refinery

Stoughton – Work continues on plans for a proposed refinery near Stoughton, as Dominion Energy Processsing Group Inc. (DEPGI) held a public meeting in the town on Jan. 19.
TransCanada Applies for Keystone XL Presidential Permit

TransCanada Applies for Keystone XL Presidential Permit

Houston – (Marketwired) TransCanada Corporation announced Jan. 27 it has submitted a Presidential Permit application to the U.S. Department of State for approval of the Keystone XL (KXL) Pipeline.