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The world is awash in crude oil, causing one of the largest oil shocks in history. This is happening as Saudi Arabia and Russia began an oil price war just as the COVID-19 crisis caused the greatest demand destruction in decades.

Estevan – And now for something completely different. While Energy Safety Canada has extended expiries on most of its safety ticket until September, at some point life will return to normal post-COVID-19, and safety tickets will need to be renewed.

New format for Zinchuk column - a video presentation and explanation

We fought beside them in World War I, World War II, and Korea. We were among the first with boots on the ground in Afghanistan after 9/11 and stayed over a decade. But when the COVID-19 crisis hit, we found out where we stand with the U.S.

No politics this week. Instead, Quick Dick McDick talks about important relationships, like that with your auger.

Ottawa – If there’s one thing you’re likely to find in a lot of oilfield workplaces and in the oilfield supply stores. it’s Spray Nine. And, as it turns out, Spray Nine kills COVID-19, according to Health Canada.

It was another bizarre week in Saskatchewan politics. The Sask. Party had to make some moves to get with the times when it comes to dealing with the crisis we find ourselves in, and they fell short.

Estevan – The Western Star chain of hotels in southeast Saskatchewan and southwest Manitoba have opened up their doors to commercial truckers, offering free hot showers, coffee, and complimentary breakfasts at all of their locations.

Complementary breakfasts and suppers offered

Ottawa – Should Canada work with the OPEC oil cartel? And would Canada be at the table when OPEC meets Russia next week? These were some of the questions put to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau by reporters during his daily coronavirus briefing from Rid