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It all started in early December to mid-December – when protests, many of which had participants sporting yellow vests, sprouted up in most significant oilpatch towns in Western Canada.

Regina – By the afternoon of Feb. 20, some of the Weyburn contingent in the United We Roll! convoy to Ottawa had made it back to the Land of Living Skies, having flown back.

Moosomin – Usually when premiers make official visits of other provinces, there’s some sort of conference involved. It’s not often that a premier from Atlantic Canada would come to small town Saskatchewan to address a pro-pipeline rally.

Blames Conservatives for not building export pipelines, but fails to mention killing Northern Gateway

Ottawa – The second day of protest on Parliament Hill was a much more staid affair on Feb. 20, compared to the much more noisy Day 1 on Feb. 19. The semis, bus, pickups and cars again lined Wellington Street. They let out their air horn blasts.

Jason LeBlanc explains how carbon tax will drive up costs for farmers

Several speakers from Saskatchewan talk about oil, coal, and agriculture

Forty minutes from the finish line of a convoy that, for him, started in Carnduff, Ken Mehler of Estevan was almost at a loss for works when describing the response the convoy experienced in northern Ontario.

Moe, Higgs, Scheer and Batters speak at Moosomin rally for resources

The Stephen era at Estevan Meter, reprinted from June 2017