2025

March 12 Saskatoon StarPhoenix
In this op-ed, SES Vice President Bob Halliday SES Vice President Bob Halliday suggests that, instead of pipelines, we should be investing in robust interconnections between Canada’s hydroelectricity producing provinces and their neighbouring provinces. Read more

March 6 Moose Jaw Today
Smarter Science Better Buildings is at the Moose Jaw Western Development Museum. Read more

March 1 980 CJME
SES Vice President Bob Halliday calls for robust electricity connections between provinces that have hydro-electricity and those that don’t, rather than investing in new pipelines given that oil is a “sunset” industry. Read more (Crossposted on northeastNOW and paNOW)

26 février CBC Radio-Canada (ICI Saskatchewan)
Glenn Wright, membre du conseil d’administration de la Société environnementale de la Saskatchewan, affirme qu’il n’y a aucun argument viable en faveur de la construction du pipeline Keystone XL. Lire en suite

February 15 CBC News Halifax
SES volunteer Ann Coxworth cautions Nova Scotia to carefully consider the environmental impacts of uranium mining as the province’s Premier reconsiders their ban on uranium exploration. Read more

February 5 Moose Jaw Today
The Saskatchewan Environmental Society’s Smarter Science Better Buildings program will be back at the Moose Jaw Western Development Museum this month. Read more