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The agreement in principle with Living Sky Sports and Entertainment Inc. (LSSE) is contingent on the Saskatchewan-based company providing a soccer-specific stadium to league standards. LSSE is looking at Prairieland Park in Saskatoon as the preferred site for a stadium — on the site currently occupied by the Marquis Downs racetrack. "The key thing now is to get everybody behind it — the community, the soccer public in Saskatchewan and get that machine running the way they do. Because they're great sports fans," said CPL commissioner David Clanachan. "I think soccer will fit perfectly in t...

Living Sky Sports and Entertainment Inc. awarded exclusive rights to launch a CPL expansion team  Toronto, ON / Saskatoon, SK (March 12, 2021) – The Canadian Premier League (CPL) is pleased to announce they have awarded the exclusive rights to a CPL expansion club to Living Sky Sports and Entertainment Inc. (LSSE), a Saskatchewan based company. The launch of an expansion club is contingent upon LSSE delivering a soccer-specific stadium to League standards, and to that end, LSSE has identified Prairieland Park in Saskatoon as a preferred site for a stadium. “On behalf of the Board of Go...

The ownership group hopes to build a soccer-specific stadium at Prairieland Park.

Source: Bloomberg No energy restrictions Last week, analysts at Bloomberg Intelligence (BI) published a research note about the banking industry aptly titled "What Energy Restrictions?" The research notes that JPMorgan provided nearly $250 billion of loans and bonds to fossil-fuel companies since the ratification of the Paris Agreement in December 2015, nearly 30% higher than its closest rival Wells Fargo (NYSE:WFC), which provided $193B over the timeframe. Collectively, Wall Street's biggest six banks provided nearly $900B in loans and bonds to the oil and gas industry over the past five ye...

Premium Content BlackRock Is Turning Up The Heat On Oil Companies By Alex Kimani - Jan 27, 2021, 4:00 PM CST The more your firms are seen to embrace the climate transition and the opportunities it brings, the more the market will reward your firms with higher valuations.- Larry Fink, CEO BlackRock Inc . Last month, New York City’s Mayor Bill de Blasio and Comptroller Scott M. Stringer sent shockwaves through the oil and gas sector after they announced that the city’s $226B pension fund plans to divest the majority of its fossil fuel investments over the next five years and als...