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The last week of June and first week of July have been figurative chaos for pipelines in the United States, and some of that chaos has a direct impact on Canadian oil production and transportation.

You don’t use your furnace much in spring or summertime, and as a result, SaskEnergy has not seen much of an impact on its demand for natural gas since the COVID-19 crisis took hold in mid-March.

There’s no question the COVID-19 crisis has had an impact on SaskPower.

Starting August 4, 2020, the Office of Residential Tenancies (ORT) will begin accepting eviction applications from landlords for non-payment of rent.

The Saskatchewan Liquor and Gaming Authority (SLGA) is temporarily increasing video lottery terminal (VLT) commissions paid to bars and restaurants across the province effective July 6.

Most of the province received rain in June’s final week, improving moisture conditions, especially in the southern and west-central regions that received higher amounts.

A damaged screw anchor for an underwater pipeline in the Great Lakes could impact Saskatchewan’s oil production.

The Estevan Chamber of Commerce has released the results of its annual business survey. The chamber posed several questions to its members through an online survey, and about 60 of the 304 members, or a little less than 20 per cent, responded.

Regina – A damaged screw anchor for an underwater pipeline in the Great Lakes could impact Saskatchewan’s oil production.

The Prairie Sky Co-operative Association held their annual meeting virtually for the first time, with staff, board members and Co-op members all taking part online.