Local Business

Brent Gedak Welding (BGW) was the big winner at the Estevan Chamber of Commerce’s fourth biennial Estevan Business Excellence (EBEX) Awards.

The contributions of local business leaders were recognized on Friday night during the fourth biennial Estevan Business Excellence (EBEX) Awards at the Wylie Mitchell Building. Awards were handed out in several different categories.

The Agricultural Producers Association of Saskatchewan (APAS) has been active the last three months, fielding calls and concerns from Saskatchewan farmers about small business tax changes proposed by the federal government, and how they would impact

The United Way Estevan is touting the contributions that small businesses make towards the success of the organization’s telethon. The 41st annual telethon will be held on Oct.

The Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) facility at Boundary Dam Power Station resumed commercial operations on Sept. 2, following a shutdown that lasted more than three months.

Spartan remained active in the field throughout the third quarter of 2017, with three rigs continuing to operate across its southeast Saskatchewan asset base.

The Broken Arrow Youth Ranch has been feeling an extra portion of gratitude during this Thanksgiving holiday season thanks to local businesses and producers coming together.

Stark & Marsh, a CPA firm based in Swift Current, held the grand opening of its Assiniboia office at the upper curling lounge in the Prince of Wales Centre on October 5.

The Sears store located on Fourth Street in downtown Estevan is going to close in the coming weeks, now that Sears Canada has been given the green light to liquidate all of its remaining stores and assets. Sears Canada announced on Oct.

October’s lunch and learn program for the entity formerly known as Enform Saskatchewan was in full swing in mid-October, visiting Weyburn on Oct. 10, Estevan on Oct. 11, Carlyle on Oct. 12, and the following week in Swift Current on Oct.