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Calgary – Husky Energy laid off a number of workers on Oct. 22, the day after the federal election. When contacted on that morning, company spokesperson Kim Guttormson responded by email, “Today we did have to say goodbye to some of our colleagues.

“Western alienation will only grow.” That’s what former Saskatchewan premier Brad Wall said in a panel during Global’s election coverage on Oct. 21. “Mr.

A few weeks ago I wrote about how American geopolitical strategist Peter Zeihan seems to be pretty darn accurate in his predictions.

Calgary –Crescent Point Energy Corp. announced on Oct. 18 it had successfully closed the previously announced sale of its Uinta Basin asset and certain non-core conventional assets in southeast Saskatchewan.

Outcry over $4.99 fee pushes filmmaker and Krause to make it free so that the message can be more broadly seen

Regina – Gary Mar, president and CEO of the Petroleum Services, says infrastructure is the key issue for the oilpatch in this upcoming federal election. He spoke to Pipeline News at the SIMSA Oil and Gas Supply Chain Forum in Regina on Oct. 3.

Subsidies gone for installation, but payment for excess power

The last five years in the oilpatch have been rough. It was in late 2014 when the wheels started coming off. Oil at US$100 a barrel disappeared, never to reappear.

North Vancouver, B.C. – Writer and researcher Vivian Krause’ documentary, Over a Barrel , was released on Oct. 8 on Vimeo, after showings in Calgary and Edmonton in the days before.

Not blue anymore, they're going to need a lot of paint