#CrudePower The Price of Oil tonight at #UofR

We haven't ignored the sour gas story in SE sask. We broke the story two years ago https://t.co/DQFhI1m7pY

— Geoff Leo (@gleocbc) October 4, 2017

So this is the resulting attention from that story 2 years ago. Does the public not care, or is it being silenced? #CrudePower #PriceofOil pic.twitter.com/XEIxzp6Aqi

— John "Saskboy" Klein (@JohnKleinRegina) October 4, 2017

Wall says he is concerned the energy industry is seen as a liability in Canada http://t.co/rPAPbCt4U3 #skpoli pic.twitter.com/fLDZZQ2TFQ

— CTV Regina (@ctvregina) July 15, 2015

Yet then-economy minister Bill Boyd’s ministry made no mention of Bunz’s death, and documents obtained by journalists through freedom of information requests and other sources show repeated “failures in performance by oil and gas companies, including serious infractions, failed safety audits, daily H2S readings beyond provincial air quality standards.”

This, from a government highlighting all OH&S violations weekly? This, from a government from which the lone and most important news release Tuesday was about a Saskatoon moose-poaching case?

After the Toronto Star-led investigation Monday, there was no public news release or ministerial press conference.