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Ottawa 鈥� There鈥檚 nothing really new for Saskatchewan in the new coal-fired power plant regulations that were gazetted on Dec. 12, and that may be the worst news of all.

Grande Prairie, Alta. 鈥� Cory Yeik attended the Grande Prairie rally on Dec. 16. Idled from oilpatch work for much of the last three years, he just recently went back to work, near Grande Prairie.

Lloydminster, Kindersley, Grande Prairie 鈥� While a Yellow Vests protest drew over 50 people to Estevan鈥檚 City Hall, it was just a small part of a phenomena that drew people out across the country on Saturday, Dec. 15.

The other day while we were in Regina, the clan was hungry. Seeking sustenance, this chief hunter-gatherer pulled into the parking lot of the east side Burger Baron, one of our preferred restaurants.

Carbon tax and migration are key issues for protesters

Kindersley 鈥� A rally in favour of oil and gas as well as pipelines is 小蓝视频 organized for Kindersley on Saturday, Dec. 15, at 1 p.m. 鈥淟et鈥檚 take a stand for our oil and gas industry in Saskatchewan and support Alberta.

Calgary 鈥� The Petroleum Services Association of Canada (PSAC) travelled to Ottawa in early December to deliver a message to parliamentarians of the crisis occurring in Canada鈥檚 oil and natural gas industry and the need for a Canadian energy brand tha

Former Wildrose party leader Danielle Smith, who now has her own show and podcast on CHQR Global News Radio, quoted Pipeline News in the early part of her show published Dec. 12. You can find the link to the podcast here .

Edmonton 鈥� On Dec. 11, Alberta Premier Rachel Notley put forward a third initiative within two weeks, aimed at improving the province鈥檚 heavy oil prospects. On Nov. 28, she announced Alberta would be buying crude oil rail cars and locomotives.

Estevan 鈥� By Dec. 11, Saskatchewan鈥檚 drilling rig fleet was already winding down prior to the Christmas holidays, according to sister publication Rig Locator ( www.riglocator.ca ). Thirty rigs were working on that day. That鈥檚 a drop by half from Nov.