Saskatchewan-Manitoba

The capital city of Canada’s second-biggest petroleum producer has voted to restrict advertising for energy companies in the city

Cenovos Energy moves boldly back into Saskatchewan by buying the provinces historically largest oil producer

Exports increased nearly 20 per cent year-over-year in September 2020 to $2.57 billion, ranked No. 1 for growth in Canada

Timed auction in December saw some quarters – 160 acres – of farmland selling for more than $300,000 as Saskatchewan prices begin to rival Alberta, Manitoba

At 434,000 barrels per day in September, production is still below pre-pandemic levels but “hope springs” in oil patch

National survey finds one-in-four consumers plan to cut holiday spending due to high debt, low confidence in economic recovery due to virus

Separate studies are looking at the potential of using recycled asphalt roof shingles and plastic to pave future Prairie highways and industrial parks

Bars, restaurants, theatres closed as Manitoba hits highest-per-capita COVID-19 infections in Canada with new cases of 480 in a single day

Steele Business Park covers 16 acres at CentrePort Canada and will start with 240,000 square feet in three buildings

Snap election has Saskatchewan Party re-elected to fourth historic majority, taking 50 of 61 seats