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This week's Flashback is from a 1987 edition of the Estevan Mercury. It's of a Great Race contest at the Estevan Shoppers' Mall. Be sure to watch Lifestyles each week for another Flashback.

Ashley Kerslake will tell you about the benefits of the horses that she loves so much. When her new venture, the Prairie Crocus Equine Centre, held its grand opening on June 1, she was able to share those benefits with a lot of people.

The Days Inn by Wyndham in Estevan has been recognized with a national award. Realstar Hospitality has announced that 26 locations from across Canada received a 2019 TripAdvisor Certificate of Excellence. The local Days Inn is one of them.

The latest public offering of Crown petroleum and natural gas rights on Tuesday generated more than $6 million in revenue for the province of Saskatchewan, bringing the current fiscal year’s total to approximately $8 million for the two sales thus fa

A new agreement has been reached by the Government of Saskatchewan and the Government of Alberta to improve efficiency in the service rig industry.

The latest delegation to tour the Boundary Dam Power Station’s carbon capture and storage (CCS) facility came away marvelling at the concept and its technology. Visiting members of a COP24 delegation were at Boundary Dam on Thursday.

Teams of dedicated and highly trained emergency response/mine rescue personnel from 16 mine sites around the province tested their skills at the 51st annual Emergency Response/Mine Rescue Skills Competition held at the World Trade Centre in Saskatoon

The carbon capture and storage (CCS) facility at SaskPower’s Boundary Dam Power Station has received a lot of attention and prominent visitors since it opened in 2014, but this week it received a visit from one of its top delegations yet.

Terry Malaryk thoroughly enjoyed his 43-year career working at the coal mines in the Estevan area. In fact, he enjoyed it so much that he’s gone back to work for the mines as a consultant. Malaryk retired from the mines on Dec. 31, 2018.

The potential associated with carbon capture and storage (CCS) technology to combat climate change was highlighted during an information session at the Southeast College’s Estevan campus on Thursday afternoon.