Local Business

The federal government has granted more than $500,000 towards the City of Estevan for the establishment and operation of a business incubator in the community.

Tourism Estevan is expanding on the Appetizing Estevan Culinary Tour with themed tours. During the tour in October, guests will experience the best cuisine by Estevan’s restaurants, with a Halloween twist.

The Great Canadian Oil Change has been a part of the business community in Estevan for a decade now, and now they’re looking to have one of their most ambitious fundraisers yet. Their inaugural Oil-a-Thon will be Sept. 26 from 7 a.m.-10 p.m.

Prairie Sky Co-op has been ranked among Saskatchewan’s largest businesses.

Estevan MLA and Minister of Government Relations and Northern Affairs Lori Carr stood before what was likely the most hostile crowd a small-C conservative politician has faced in Estevan in at least a decade, when she spoke to the Estevan Chamber of

Skylift Services continues to be an important trucking company in southeast Saskatchewan. The business, which is located on Frontier Street, just off of the Shand Access Road in the industrial area east of the city, currently employs 21 people.

Whitecap Resources Inc. announced on Aug. 26 that it has elected to exercise a more cautious approach for the balance of 2019, by reducing the company’s second half capital expenditures program by 17 per cent to $250 million from $300 million.

Estevan MLA Lori Carr was the guest speaker at Wednesday morning’s coffee talk session hosted by the Estevan Chamber of Commerce.

It took a while, but Crescent Point Energy Corp.

People have often heard compelling arguments about why it is so important to get oil to tidewater, but they don’t often hear the case for natural gas.