Saskatchewan
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Boundary Dam carbon capture and storage is working: SaskPower
Critics of Boundary Dam project argue it doesn’t effectively address environmental concerns because it justifies burning fossil fuels
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Oil price slump to push Saskatchewan to $600M deficit
Deficit means spending cuts are likely, because the provincial government wants to keep taxes low and not run a deficit
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Regina refinery pleads guilty to safety charge after 2011 blast
There have been four fires at the Regina refinery since 2011, including an explosion last Christmas Eve
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Potash royalty structure in Sask. ‘alarmingly inefficient’: report
University of Calgary professor suggested approach contributes to instability in potash industry, said it should be simplified
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Plunging public revenues force finance ministers to examine low oil prices
Provincial finance ministers from across Canada gather in Ottawa to meet with their federal counterpart
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2 Regina manufacturing firms fined for not paying overtime
Cabtec Manufacturing, Precision Wood Products fined $11,000, order to pay nearly $22,000 in outstanding wages
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Tense moments after leak discovered at Regina oil refinery
There have been four fires at Co-op refinery, including explosion last Christmas Eve and one that sent eight workers to hospital in 2011
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New Sask. environmental code about ‘responsible regulations’
Code uses results-based approach to environmental regulation, according to Saskatchewan Environment Minister Scott Moe
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No serious injuries after explosion at Sask. canola-crushing plant
Explosion occurred at Louis Dreyfus Commodities plant on Highway 16 in Yorkton, Sask.; one minor injury reported
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Aecon wins mining, refinery contracts worth combined $275M
Contracts include $200-million deal with K+S Potash Canada for work on its Legacy mine project in Saskatchewan
