Pipeline News

'If something breaks on a rig run away because you’re not stronger than the rig,' Judge Martinez warns oil rig workers.

Private members’ bill from federal MP Charlie Angus that would ban fossil fuel advertising is getting opposition from both Saskatchewan and Alberta NDP.

Ten teams entered the annual tournament, which offered lots of curling and fun.

CALGARY — Enbridge Inc. could benefit from increased volumes on its Mainline oil pipeline network if the startup of the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion is significantly delayed, the Calgary-based energy infrastructure firm said Friday.

This was the final public offering of six for the 2023-24 fiscal year. The province has received $75.5 million in revenue.

Sask Polytech receives $100K contribution for student bursaries from Mining Industry Human Resource Council.

Mitacs partnering with Petroleum Technology Research Centre to place top student talent in internships aimed at sustainability and Cleantech.

A total of 88 curlers on 22 teams took to the ice on Friday and Saturday for the 65th annual Weyburn Oilmen’s Bonspiel at the Weyburn Curling Rink.

The 65th annual Oilmen’s Bonspiel in Weyburn was capped off with over $8,300 in donations to 10 local organizations which serve youth in the community.

Agreement will advance small modular reactor (SMR) development in Saskatchewan.