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Scholarships empower Saskatchewan’s diverse student body.

Cutting edge equipment will address climate change, promote sustainability, and advance renewable energies.

Michael Graham, the co-ordinator of curriculum development for the South East Cornerstone Public School Division, led the division’s trustees down another new path of education exploration and experiences on during the recent school board meeting.

The Kindersley area generated the most cashflow, bringing in $5,811,151 for 20 leases and two exploration licenses totalling 7,591.560 hectares.

Nominations are now open for Southeast Oilperson of the Year and Southeast Saskatchewan Legends Awards, and will close on Tuesday, Oct. 31, 2023.

Spruce Ridge School has been granted permission to extend naming rights to Tundra Oil and Gas to recognize the company's contribution to the construction and opening of the school's outdoor amphitheatre, the only one in the South East Cornerstone Public School Division.

Al Shpyth, a pro-nuclear environmentalist with more than 30 years of consulting, government and industry experience related to the minerals and nuclear sectors, led an information session on SMRs and nuclear power.

Rupen Pandya, the president and CEO of SaskPower, and other representatives of SaskPower's head office were on hand for Monday night's meeting of Estevan city council.

The competition will provide an opportunity for residents of Saskatchewan, 16 years of age and older, to submit an original technology-based idea and compete for a chance to win seed money and other opportunities to bring their idea to life.

Team will be known as Great North Estevan Bears starting in the 2023-24 season, after Great North Wellhead & Frac stepped forward.