Pipeline News

Regina – Four months of low oil prices have led to significant declines in drilling activity, according to the Petroleum Services Association of Canada (PSAC).

If robins are an early s sign of spring, could new infrastructure projects like storage tanks and pipelines be early signs of a recovery in oil and gas prices and activity levels? The answer could be yes.

Sask Oil & Gas Show on today and tomorrow

An in-depth discussion with Ed Dancsok, the assistant deputy minister for the Petroleum and Natural Gas Division of the Ministry of Economy made something very clear: fugitive emissions of sour gas are not going to be tolerated any more.

Nisku – Despite the oil and gas downturn, Ritchie Bros. industrial auctioneers sold more than $215 million of heavy equipment and trucks at its largest ever unreserved public auction in Canada.

Each and every sour site to be inspected this year

The opposition NDP has been asking the governing Saskatchewan Party where all the money has gone from the good fiscal times we’ve had in recent years.

Legacy an early mover in Torquay play

Regina, Vancouver – On May 6 Finning International Inc. (TSX: FTT) announced it has reached an agreement to purchase the operating assets of the Cat dealership of Kramer Ltd. for approximately $230 million, subject to working capital adjustments.

Regina – The downturn in the oilpatch has directly affected steel-making workers in Regina. On May 15 EVRAZ Regina provided the following statement to Pipeline News.