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Lincoln, Neb. – True to his word, newly elected U.S. President Donald Trump approved the TransCanada Keystone XL pipeline, subject to new negotiations. He did it on Jan. 24, his fourth day in office.

12 townships snatched up in exploratory licenses

Company plans to resume drilling of new production and injection wells

One of a series of five stories, interviewing each of the candidates running for Sask Party leadership and the position of premier

One of a series of five stories, interviewing each of the candidates running for Sask Party leadership and the position of premier

One of a series of five stories, interviewing each of the candidates running for Sask Party leadership and the position of premier

One of a series of five stories, interviewing each of the candidates running for Sask Party leadership and the position of premier

Regina – Sitting in a lecture theatre on Oct. 4, watching a University of Regina School of Journalism student film called Crude Power – An investigation into oil, money and influence in Saskatchewan, I had several realizations. You can find it here .

Oct. 1 kicked off with a series of stories by the Toronto Star , Global News and National Observer , targeted on the Saskatchewan oilpatch. The stories were part of a much larger project, backed financially by the Corporate Mapping Project (CMP).

Calgary, Weyburn – While a series of stories published in early October in the Toronto Star , Global News and National Observer highlighted safety issues surrounding hydrogen sulphide (H 2 S), or sour gas, none of the stories explicitly stated that a