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Although snowfalls throughout January 26, along with a rain-snow mixture on January 27 brought much needed moisture to Assiniboia and region, this winter is still unusually dry at the beginning of 2019.

Calgary –With Alberta running 90 rigs fewer at this time of year compared to the same time in 2018 and 2017, and with Alberta imposing oil production curtailments on its largest producers, one of the industry’s leading drilling forecasts has been rev

Alberta began curtailment this January and its rig count dropped 90 rigs

The past year was an active one for the Weyburn Chamber of Commerce, as they helped members deal with the new cannabis laws, lobbied against the upcoming carbon tax, and held events such as the WEYBEX Awards, the President’s Dinner and the Farmer App

The Weyburn Agricultural Society came through some challenging times in the past year, including their first attempt at an eight-day Fair, and will move on with a seven-day event in 2019, under a new president.

Western Canada’s oil industry has gone way beyond a crisis, and the situation can only be fixed by building more pipelines and allowing oil to be shipped to more customers than just the United States.

Estevan – By Dec. 11, Saskatchewan’s 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’s a drop by half from Nov.

Mayor Marcel Roy was questioned on issues ranging from traffic concerns to the city’s proposed fieldhouse facility to be built alongside the new elementary school, as he spoke to the Weyburn Rotary Club on Thursday at the Legion Hall.

Ironside Energy Services has been recognized for its growth since opening nearly two years ago.

New requirements effective March 15