The Roughneck - Current Issue - Oil and Gas Magazine Canada

The Roughneck was founded in 1952 as the voice of the Canadian oil community. The magazine reports on the people and events of that community - both past and present - that have made the oilpatch in Canada what it is today.

The Roughneck analyzes political events that affect the industry and profiles people and businesses that are a part of it. The magazine covers the news that others miss because it is a part of the industry about which it writes. Opinions expressed herein are those of the staff writers and may not reflect those of the magazine's readers or advertisers.

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THAT AND TWO BITS

The Roughneck’s new columnist, Paul Hoffman, an oilpatch veteran,weighs in with: A Patch of Pride?

HEADING TO THE LLOYDMINSTER HEAVY OIL SHOW:

Everything you need to know about cold and thermal production in heavy oil will be on display September 14 to 16.

RIG SERVICE TOOLS– CLOSE TO 60 YEARS OF OUTSTANDING SERVICE

It is one of the oldest, continuously owned and operated Canadian companies in the energy industry.

THE 19TH ANNUAL WHO’S WHO IN THE CANADIAN UPSTREAM OILPATCH

With more than 230 listings, this is a snapshot of an ever-changing industry.

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BRIEFS

Drilling Activity Report

Ad Index

Jokes

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COVER

The 100+ beaming faces that
grace this month’s cover were
selected, cropped and assembled
by Jim Graham, our sales manager
and resident cartoonist. Our
cover celebrities are this year’s
representatives of the Canadian
upstream oilpatch – keep up the
good work!