Local Business

After months of waiting for both staff members and customers, the new liquor stores for the Southern Plains Co-op in Estevan and Oxbow are now open. Both stores started serving customers for the first time on Friday morning.

With oil prices roughly US$10 lower than what they were a year ago, the active drilling rig count across Western Canada is showing a sluggish pace.

The carbon capture and storage facility at SaskPower’s Boundary Dam Power Station had its best month of the year in June. The facility captured 81,417 tonnes of carbon dioxide (CO2) last month. It was also online 99.

Estevan city council has decided to begin the process of bringing a second cannabis retailer to the city. Council approved a request during Monday night’s meeting to have the second retailer.

The Southern Plains Co-op’s new liquor stores in Estevan and Oxbow are opening on July 12. Carol McKay, the co-op’s manager of human resources, said the co-op is very, very excited to have the two new stores open.

The parts and service department at Power Dodge remains an active and important part of the dealership’s business.

While summer vacation for most may be reserved for leisure, this is not the case for over 40 Ph.

A change in location has made a big difference for one of Estevan’s long-standing business. Mid-City Plumbing and Heating moved into its present home at the corner of 13th Avenue and Sixth Street on Feb.

Saskatchewan had been shifting towards natural gas-fired power generation, but a change in carbon tax regulation for new power plants of that nature announced by the federal Liberal government has thrown a monkey wrench into the strategy, and could h

Southeast College has announced its new scholarship partnership with Kingston Midstream. Kingston Midstream’s $5,000 contribution to the college’s Fuelling the Future program was matched by the Ministry of Advanced Education.