Husky Oil

• Husky Oil fined $600K for releasing harmful substance into Saskatchewan waterway

  Husky Oil has been fined $600,000 for releasing a harmful substance into a river in Saskatchewan.

  Environment

  Apr 29, 2022
  
• Newfoundland and Labrador can’t afford buy-in for Husky-led oil project: Premier

  "It's time to start being honest," he told reporters following the reopening of the provincial legislature.

  Canada

  Sep 14, 2020
  
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• Newfoundland and Labrador’s Liberal government to table 2020 budget Sept. 30

  The budget will be delivered midway through the 2020-21 fiscal year on Sept. 30 and comes after an update in July projected a $2.1-billion deficit.

  Politics

  Sep 10, 2020
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• Husky asks for government investment while reviewing West White Rose project

  The West White Rose project was expected to produce up to 75,000 barrels of oil per day. It's about 60 per cent complete.

  Canada

  Sep 9, 2020
• Regina prof granted Husky oil spill documents after lengthy battle with province

  The Saskatchewan government has released the documents related to the Husky oil spill to U of R Prof. Patricia Elliott following a two-year battle.

  Canada

  Nov 7, 2019
• Edmonton MP connects dots from expanded pipeline revenue to green projects

  Twenty-two million dollars in federal research funding was shared among seven projects looking into carbon capture to produce greener energy.

  Environment

  Dec 15, 2017
• Oil leak at Husky well site near Vawn, Sask.

  An uncontrolled release of steam and oil occurred at a Husky well site near Vawn, Sask.

  Environment

  Dec 2, 2017
• Husky Oil Operations fined $100K in Lloydminster workplace injury

  Husky Oil Operations fined $100,000 after worker injured after being impacted by a truck at its Lloydminster sand disposal facility.

  Canada

  Sep 21, 2017
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• Regina protesters seek to disrupt ‘business as usual’ on Indigenous Day of Action

  Protestors say they are standing in solidarity, for indigenous rights including land and water protection. Husky was chosen as the site of the protest because of their recent chemical spill in the North Saskatchewan River.

  Canada

  Oct 10, 2016