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 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 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 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 ...

February 6, 2020

Calgary, Geurnsey – Canadian Pacific Railway released the following statement the afternoon on Feb. 6 after a second crude-by-rail train in as many months derailed and ...

February 4, 2020

Regina – On Feb. 4 Premier Scott Moe announced the establishment of the Pipeline Projects Assessment Committee (PPAC), a cabinet committee focused on evaluating potential ...

February 3, 2020

Estevan – The last week of January had quiet thumps heard in the vicinity of the Aquistore wells, located approximately three kilometres west of Boundary Dam Power Station....