Local Business

A new video is gaining praise for the way in which it documents the operations of a modern Saskatchewan farm. Brian Zinchuk spent more than a year taking photos and filming LeBlanc Farms Inc.

Rosalie Story has won the first prize package in the Estevan Mercury Publications’ Business Bingo promotion.

t may have been prescient that Whitecap Resources Inc. CEO Grant Fagerheim was inducted into the Saskatchewan Oilpatch Hall of Fame at the 2017 Saskatchewan Oil & Gas Show in Weyburn.

SaskPower is claiming that a decision hasn’t been made on the future of Units 4 and 5 at the Boundary Dam Power Station.

While speculation is rampant about the future of carbon capture and storage (CCS) at the Boundary Dam Power Station, the project had its best month yet in October.

Ensign Energy Services Inc., which currently operates three rigs in southeast Saskatchewan and seven in western Saskatchewan, is looking to expand its fleet again after dramatic shrinkage during the downturn.

The Paisley Teacup Studio and Market will be holding its grand opening on November 17-18. Assiniboia’s latest business is owned and operated by Janielle Simard. She opened the store and studio back in mid-September.

A local tow truck company has some new owners. X-Treme Towing has been purchased by Jeremy Swanson, Jared Story and Christa Morhart and their respective spouses. The towing company will be part of their new JS Truck Mart business.

Mayor Roy Ludwig said he was caught off guard by the possibility that SaskPower is leaning towards natural gas rather than carbon capture and storage (CCS) for future power production needs in the province.

Kinder Morgan has had it up to here with the City of Burnaby holding up its Trans Mountain Expansion pipeline, and now every province from here to the coast is embattled in a legal battle royale.