Pipeline News

Estevan – Continuing its build-out of hotels throughout southeast Saskatchewan, Western Star has added what is arguably its crown jewel to their chain.

Carnduff – David and Linda Powell have owned and operated Powell Autobody of Carnduff for 21 years, and their business has been built largely on supporting the oilpatch. “We wanted the new shop in our 20 th year, but it didn’t happen,” said David.

Estevan Escorts, at your service

Neil Roszell, 2015 Saskatchewan Oilman of the Year, responded to the accolades, saying, “It’s an honour to be back in my home province of Saskatchewan to receive this award.

CEO of Raging River Exploration honoured

Vermilion – Hunter Weatherly didn’t place in the steamfitter/pipefitter event at the national Skills Canada competition in Saskatoon, but he still gets to celebrate being Alberta’s gold medalist for 2015.

Maidstone – The 26 th annual Maidstone Heavy Crude men’s golf tournament played out as expected on June 5 with the usual mix of golf, networking and charity fundraising.

Calgary – Hard times in the oilpatch are proving to be good times for Energy Auctions Inc., a growing online auction and brokerage business based in Calgary.

It’s taken a decade and a half, but Saskatchewan has put together the pieces necessary for a comprehensive strategy for carbon capture and storage. The implications for this could be massive, not only for Saskatchewan, and Canada, but the world.

Dear editor, We all know how this government loves to pat itself on the back for spending record amounts, even when it comes to failed projects like smart meters or misplaced priorities such as an unprecedented amount being spent on consultants, but