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Saskatchewan’s Environment Minister Scott Moe was the provincial representative at the 22nd session of the Conference of Parties on Climate Change in Morocco. Moe attended the opening session on Nov.

In their most recent fall report, Statistics Canada said they had recorded an overall downturn in oil and natural gas extraction in Canada in 2015, largely attributable to the continued decline in the prices of crude oil and gas.

“It’s a win-win situation here,” said Robert Grimsrud, commenting on the proposed amalgamation of the Alameda Co-op and the larger Southern Plains Co-op that now serves and covers a good portion of southeast Saskatchewan in five communities using 11

While the SaskPower operated Boundary Dam Unit 3 carbon capture and storage unit continues to operate beyond physical expectations with regards to the capture and sequestration programs, a group advocating for wind turbine power generation, stated la

It was an overwhelming decision in favour of amalgamation by the Alameda Co-op and the Southern Plains Co-op memberships on Nov. 2 and 3. The first vote was taken in Alameda and then, in Estevan.

While the Boundary Dam Unit 3 carbon capture and sequestration program continues to perform within or beyond expectations, the Global CCS Institute announced recently they have raised the advocacy bar to tackle climate change.

A local fitness expert and entrepreneur has earned some big recognition for her accomplishments.

In light of the recent drilling forecast from the Petroleum Services Association of Canada (PSAC), president Mark Salkeld said there is good potential for the oil and gas industry in Saskatchewan, with the province predicted to outpace the amount of

Don Marit, MLA for Wood River and Minister of Highways and Infrastructure, was guest speaker at the Assiniboia and District Chamber of Commerce business luncheon in Assiniboia on October 28. For Marit this meeting was like coming home.

The Petroleum Services Association of Canada (PSAC) expects a total of 4,175 wells to be drilled in Canada in 2017, according to the annual drilling forecast that was released on Nov. 2 during a press conference in Calgary.