February 25, 2020

Weyburn – There once was a time where you could load and unload rail cars at almost any siding and in every town on the Canadian prairie. Not these days. The days of ...

February 21, 2020

Calgary – For the last several years, Crescent Point Energy Corp. has almost continuously been at the top of the leaderboard when it comes to the number of drilling rigs ...

February 21, 2020

Geurnsey, Regina, Calgary, Ottawa – A second crude-by-rail derailment on the Canadian Pacific Railway near Guernsey, Saskatchewan on Feb. 6 served as a wake-up call at a ...

February 20, 2020

Carnduff – With the drilling rig fleet in Canada having contracted by 300 rigs, and likely more in the coming years, that can be a real problem if your business is built ...

February 17, 2020

Quick Dick McDick spent most of his life working in the oilpatch of northwest Alberta and northeast British Columbia. As a result, he's got a fair bit to say about protests...

February 14, 2020

Calgary – On Feb. 4, the government of Saskatchewan announced it was putting together a four-member cabinet committee to look at pipeline proposals, including the ...

February 13, 2020

Quick Dick McDick's "Tuffnell at Ten" takes on the oil-fueled barbecue offered by Canadian Pacific, as well as the Co-op Refinery lockout in his most recent video...

February 12, 2020

Regina, Montreal – Premier Scott Moe’s position on blockades and pipeline protests was made clear in a Facebook post he made on Feb. 12. They must end. In sharing a ...

February 12, 2020

Estevan – Saskatchewan’s active drilling rig count, compared to Alberta and British Columbia, is doing much better when you look at the numbers for 2018-2020. According ...

February 9, 2020

Regina – Taking a page from the federal government’s involvement with the Trans Mountain Pipeline Expansion, the government of Saskatchewan is going to seriously look at ...