Month: February 2020

GPE Fluids Management: Join Our Team

Good to Go Trucking & GPE Fluids Management are currently seeking Class 1A Drivers to start work immediately. Good To Go is a private oilfield service company that has been in business for 28 years and based out of Kindersley, Saskatchewan. Our focus is our employees and we strive to create a working environment based… Continue reading GPE Fluids Management: Join Our Team

Good to Go Trucking: Class 1A Drivers Wanted

Good to Go Trucking & GPE Fluids Management are currently seeking Class 1A Drivers to start work immediately. Good To Go is a private oilfield service company that has been in business for 28 years and based out of Kindersley, Saskatchewan. Our focus is our employees and we strive to create a working environment based… Continue reading Good to Go Trucking: Class 1A Drivers Wanted

Mid Plains Diesel: Stay Safe on the Roads

With the temperatures rising and falling, and the groundhog unsure about when spring is actually coming, let our team take a look at your trucks and machinery to ensure you stay safe on the roads. Call Us Today! For the latest information and for more updates on everything Kindersley ‘Like’ the Kindersley Social Facebook page… Continue reading Mid Plains Diesel: Stay Safe on the Roads

Absolutely Eyes: Closed From Feb 3rd-10th

It’s that time again for our annual regroup/refocus break. As a friendly reminder, our Kindersley location will be closed the week of Feb 3rd and open again for regular business hours on Feb 10th. Not to worry though, our Oyen location is back open, and as always any after-hour emergencies can still be handled through our… Continue reading Absolutely Eyes: Closed From Feb 3rd-10th

Federal Court to rule on Trans Mountain pipeline expansion challenge

Source: The Canadian Press, February 4, 2020  VANCOUVER — The Federal Court of Appeal is set to release its decision on the latest challenge of the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion today. Four First Nations from British Columbia filed court challenges after the federal government approved the project a second time last June. A court hearing… Continue reading Federal Court to rule on Trans Mountain pipeline expansion challenge

Guy’s Furniture: What’s Cooking in the Kitchen?

Expand your skills with a 36-inch KitchenAid® Commercial Style Rangetop with 6 burners. This gas cooktop offers power and precision to cook anything you can dream up. It features two 20,000 BTU Ultra Power™ Dual-Flame Burners for high- and low-heat cooking, a 5,000 BTU Simmer & Melt Burner perfect for small saucepans and three 15,000… Continue reading Guy’s Furniture: What’s Cooking in the Kitchen?

Fouillards: We Proudly Sell Cloverdale Paint

In the mood for a little DIY? Come in and check out our wide range of Cloverdale Paint. Since 1933, Cloverdale Paint has had a special relationship with its customers. That relationship has been built on a commitment to exceptional quality and superior customer service. For the latest information and for more updates on everything… Continue reading Fouillards: We Proudly Sell Cloverdale Paint

Iowa caucuses: Officials work furiously to deliver results after tech issue

Source: Steve Peoples, Thomas Beaumont and Alexander Jaffe, The Associated Press, February 4, 2020  Iowa Democratic caucus results delayed due to tech issues, quality control checks Democratic party officials in Iowa worked furiously Tuesday to deliver the delayed results of their first-in-the-nation caucus, as frustrated presidential candidates claimed momentum and plowed ahead in their quest for the White… Continue reading Iowa caucuses: Officials work furiously to deliver results after tech issue

Price of oil dips below $50 for first time in more than a year

Source: CBC News, February 3, 2020  3,000 flight cancellations a day due to coronavirus reduce demand for jet fuel The price for a barrel of oil dipped below $50 US a barrel for the first time since January 2019 on Monday. The coronavirus that has emerged from China is causing traders to fear for the impact… Continue reading Price of oil dips below $50 for first time in more than a year