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Sask government commits $1.5 million to PTRC sustainable energy centre

Sask government commits $1.5 million to PTRC sustainable energy centre

Innovation Saskatchewan is investing $1.5 million in funding to help operationalize the new centre.
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Sask driver named Canada's Trucker of the Year

Sask driver named Canada's Trucker of the Year

Kirt McDougall was previously named the 2023 Saskatchewan Driver of the Year.
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L&C Trucking serves the oilfield and other businesses

L&C Trucking serves the oilfield and other businesses

Estevan-based trucking company has been around for nearly 70 years.
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SaskNuclear is new subsidiary for SaskPower

SaskNuclear is new subsidiary for SaskPower

SaskPower establishes SaskNuclear as subsidiary as they look to expand into establishing Small Modular Reactors.
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Trucking plays a vital role in Saskatchewan's economy

Trucking plays a vital role in Saskatchewan's economy

National Trucking Week runs from Sept. 1-7.
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Business raises $60,000 for ice-plant fundraising campaign

Business raises $60,000 for ice-plant fundraising campaign

Saskarc reached out to area businesses and held a recent fundraising night.
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Opinion: Rail line work stoppage would be detrimental for Canada

Opinion: Rail line work stoppage would be detrimental for Canada

Trains can cause frustration, but they're vital for the Canadian economy.
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Andrew Wahba partners with SSEP on new Career Shift program

Andrew Wahba partners with SSEP on new Career Shift program

Andrew Wahba says the three-month initiative is designed to support individuals who might be impacted by the transition away from coal-fired power.
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Estevan youth centre receives big boost from energy firms

Estevan youth centre receives big boost from energy firms

EPYC received a $17,000 donation from Kingston Midstream, and another $17,000 from Tundra Oil and Gas, for total support of $34,000.
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MEG Energy workers returning to oilsands site after wildfire evacuation

MEG Energy workers returning to oilsands site after wildfire evacuation

CALGARY — MEG Energy Corp. has started bringing workers back to its Christina Lake oilsands site after evacuating all non-essential personnel last week due to wildfires in northern Alberta.
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