Local Business

SaskPower’s carbon capture and storage (CCS) facility at the Boundary Dam Power Station has reached another milestone.

The first auctions for available retail liquor store permits in Saskatchewan begin Nov. 27 with bids closing on Dec. 6. Estevan is among the communities included in the first round, along with Martensville, Melfort, Weyburn and Warman.

Crescent Point Energy Corp. has sold nearly a billion dollars worth of assets so far this year, and it appears that the sale of its natural gas infrastructure is next on the horizon, with completion of the sale expected in the fourth quarter of 2019.

SaskPower has announced a new 350-megawatt Moose Jaw natural gas-fired power station has taken a significant step toward becoming a reality.

The successor company to Canada’s oldest petroleum producer announced Oct. 31 it is moving its headquarters from Calgary to Denver. Encana corporation (whose name comes from “energy Canada” is now going to be known as Ovintiv.

Allan Senchuck has been running McComb Auto for the last 50 years. The Senchuk family recently invited their long-term customers and friends to join them in celebration of development and success.

More than 80 years ago, the late Glen Peterson started his business, Glen Peterson Construction, with a shovel.

The City of Estevan and the RM of Estevan have come to terms on a new agreement on water that goes out to the RM. The new pact was released at Monday night’s city council meeting.

SaskPower’s carbon capture and storage (CCS) facility near Estevan has reached another milestone.

The Grade 7 English class at Sacred Heart School/École SacréCoeur has been learning about the importance of entrepreneurship.