Saskatchewan Oil & Gas Land Specialist Desk Reference
Saskatchewan Oil & Gas Land Specialist Desk Reference — 2026 Edition
Published by Mar Lopez Academy
Working with Saskatchewan Crown oil and gas land can involve complex terminology, regulations, lease-expiry dates, continuance codes, mineral rights and IRIS procedures. This practical 60-page digital desk reference brings the key information together in one convenient guide.
Designed for Land Specialists, Land Administrators, Landmen, oil & gas professionals, students, and anyone learning Saskatchewan Crown mineral land administration, the book explains important concepts in clear, practical language.
What You’ll Find Inside
- Saskatchewan Crown mineral land and dispositions
- Crown lease terms, expiry and annual continuance
- Continuance and extension codes: DU, GP, GA, UN, P, SSP, O, SSO, HO, SR, DO, LI and more
- Historical Section 43 references and how to interpret legacy records
- Drainage units, gas pools, gas areas and unit operations
- Deeper-rights reversion and continuance
- Heavy Oil and EOR provisions
- IRIS procedures and land administration workflow
- Transfers, partial transfers and surrenders
- Encumbrances and notices
- Well and production checks
- Lease-expiry risk review
- Practical working examples
- Land Specialist checklists and internal working forms
- Saskatchewan oil & gas land terminology
- Government contacts and reference sources
- One-page Land Specialist Quick Reference
📘 Product Details
Format: Digital PDF
Length: 60 pages
Edition: 2026
Publisher: Mar Lopez Academy
Delivery: Instant digital access after purchase
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Regular Price: $29.95 CAD
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Whether you’re refreshing your Saskatchewan land knowledge or building your understanding of Crown tenure from the ground up, this desk reference is designed to be something you can keep beside you and consult when questions arise.
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Educational Disclaimer: This publication is an independent educational reference. It is not an official Government of Saskatchewan publication and does not constitute legal, regulatory, engineering, or professional land advice. Regulations, procedures, forms and administrative practices can change; users should verify current requirements with official Saskatchewan government sources before making business or regulatory decisions.