Local Business

Calgary-based waste processing and environmental services company Tervita says it is well ahead of schedule realizing the benefits of its merger last year with competitor Newalta.

Gibson Energy Inc. is refining its expected 2019 capital budget to between $230 million and $280 million, reflecting growth projects the company has added since the start of this year.

The Estevan Chamber of Commerce has submitted feedback to the federal government regarding the 2020-21 federal budget. The House of Commons Standing Committee on Finance invited Canadians to share their input and concerns for the financial plan.

New information from Newspapers Canada shows that newspapers remain the source for people to turn to when it comes to information on the community, which makes them the destination for advertising dollars.

The Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce announced a provincial-wide business training partnership with Southeast College on Monday morning.

The Estevan A&W restaurant is joining others from across the country for the Burgers to Beat MS (multiple sclerosis) fundraiser on Aug. 22.

Saskatchewan job vacancy rate decreased slightly with 7,400 unfilled jobs

Jerry Mainil has long been a key player in the southeast Saskatchewan oil patch. Mainil was born in Lampman in 1935. He later moved to Weyburn, where he graduated from high school in 1954.

The Estevan Chamber of Commerce has issued recommendations for The Saskatchewan Plan for Growth: Vision 2020 and Beyond.

The leader of the Saskatchewan New Democratic Party (NDP) Ryan Meili, along with environment and agriculture critique Yens Pedersen and Indian Head-Milestone candidate Jared Clarke, visited Estevan on Aug. 1.