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Most of the fleet now laid down

Boettchers once again have full ownership of Three Star Trucking

National Trucking Week Sept: 6-12

Lloydminster was ranked the number one Canadian entrepreneurial city by the Canadian Federation of Independent Business in 2014. It鈥檚 not surprising to discover theLloydminster Chamber of Commerce has 574 members at last count in August.

Things will get better because they can鈥檛 get worse. We鈥檙e at or near the bottom. Better times ahead. But you鈥檇 never know based on oil prices or the news. WTI closed August 11 US$43.

Three times on the same day, in conversations with three different people in three different towns, this phrase came up: 鈥淭his downturn is like the 80s.鈥� And that, my friends, is really not a good thing.

In mid-August, if your truck ran on gasoline instead of diesel, you were in for a shock. Gasoline prices at the pump in Saskatchewan spiked 16 cents in a day.

Dear Editor, Lest anyone think that provincial prosperity is pure luck of the draw based upon the global price for commodities, Alberta鈥檚 recent tax hikes should be a sobering reminder that bad policy can cripple an economy faster than any downturn.

(Daily Oil Bulletin) Calgary 鈥� In a major shift in corporate strategy, Crescent Point Energy Corp.聽has cut its monthly dividend on Aug. 1 to 10 cents from 23 cents and reduced its capital budget by $100 million to $1.45 billion.

A cheat sheet on where federal leaders stand on various pipeline projects