The Government of Saskatchewan’s Crown oil and natural gas public offering, held on Tuesday, December 3, 2024, raised $11,392,502.38 for the province…

The Government of Saskatchewan’s second subsurface mineral public offering of the fiscal year, held on Monday, November 25, 2024, raised $2,270,322.67 in revenue, driven by interest in lithium.

The first Saskatchewan Party Speech from the Throne in its new mandate is long on health and education spending, but says almost nothing about energy…

Estevan-based PRIMEC Controls Canada has announced their expansion into the Alberta market with the opening of a new operation in Edmonton.

Late in the year, just in time for the next COP (Conference Of the Parties) event, the federal Liberal government released its planned oil and gas emissions cap details on Nov. 4.

A remarkable alignment between Trump, the US House and Senate, Danielle Smith, Scott Moe and maybe Pierre Poilievre could make it happen.

The drilling rig report for Oct. 28 demonstrated the growing variety of resources been accessed through the drill bit.

This past summer saw EMP Metals drill a step-out exploration well just southwest of Stoughton, core it and test it for lithium.

Saskatchewan Party Leader Scott Moe has been premier for the last six years, and during that time has fought numerous battles with the federal Liberal government on energy policy...

SaskPower officially retired Boundary Dam Unit 4 way back on the last day of 2021.

An oil show isn’t a typical place for a book launch, but for Stacey Grimes-Wempe, it was fitting.

I don’t know if anyone else has noticed, but while we weren’t looking, a significant portion of our industrial base got hollowed out. And we will likely live to regret it.

The massive proposed $16 billion Pathways Alliance project is intended to capture carbon dioxide from the six largest oilsands operation in the Fort McMurray area...

The 2024 Lloydminster Heavy Oil Show, a two-part show, is in full swing. The show will showcase exhibits for the oil and gas industries in the country’s heavy oil capital.

With the Lloydminster Heavy Oil Show coming up next week on Sept. 11-12, it’s apt to point out there’s more drilling activity happening just outside of Lloyd than there has been in many years.

In all the fuss about the Canadian rail disruption, one thing jumped out at me. Here’s how the National Post reported it...

The Saskatchewan Mining Association (SMA) issued a press release on Aug. 20 expressing deep concern regarding the imminent work stoppage at Canada’s major railways CN and CPKC.

On Tuesday, Aug. 13, there were 40 drilling rigs working in Saskatchewan. One was drilling for lithium, one for helium, one for potash, and the remaining 37 drilling for oil.

The Government of Saskatchewan’s Crown petroleum and natural gas public offering, held on Tuesday, August 6, 2024, raised $7,208,879.51 for the province...

On July 25, the Government of Saskatchewan announced the awarding of the next planning and engineering design work for Westside Irrigation Rehabilitation Project…