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Waste flare gas from oil drilling sites to help power Saskatchewan's electricity grid

Waste flare gas from oil drilling sites to help power Saskatchewan's electricity grid

"Flaring is wasting possible energy when, as a society, we're crying out for more energy." - Steel Reef CEO
Saskatchewan rare earth facility leads the way

Saskatchewan rare earth facility leads the way

Rare earth metal production rare in North America.
Former SaskPower employees reunite to honour Ben Anderson in Estevan

Former SaskPower employees reunite to honour Ben Anderson in Estevan

Anderson, who retired in 1993 as operations manager at the Poplar River Power Station in Coronach, has been the driving force behind annual visits with SaskPower co-workers and then reunions of SaskPower retirees for three decades.
Sask government commits $1.5 million to PTRC sustainable energy centre

Sask government commits $1.5 million to PTRC sustainable energy centre

Innovation Saskatchewan is investing $1.5 million in funding to help operationalize the new centre.
Sask driver named Canada's Trucker of the Year

Sask driver named Canada's Trucker of the Year

Kirt McDougall was previously named the 2023 Saskatchewan Driver of the Year.
L&C Trucking serves the oilfield and other businesses

L&C Trucking serves the oilfield and other businesses

Estevan-based trucking company has been around for nearly 70 years.
SaskNuclear is new subsidiary for SaskPower

SaskNuclear is new subsidiary for SaskPower

SaskPower establishes SaskNuclear as subsidiary as they look to expand into establishing Small Modular Reactors.
Trucking plays a vital role in Saskatchewan's economy

Trucking plays a vital role in Saskatchewan's economy

National Trucking Week runs from Sept. 1-7.
Business raises $60,000 for ice-plant fundraising campaign

Business raises $60,000 for ice-plant fundraising campaign

Saskarc reached out to area businesses and held a recent fundraising night.
Opinion: Rail line work stoppage would be detrimental for Canada

Opinion: Rail line work stoppage would be detrimental for Canada

Trains can cause frustration, but they're vital for the Canadian economy.
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