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How do you do an end run around courts that have blocked your presidential permit for a new pipeline? If you’re President Donald Trump, you issue a new one and revoke the old one.

The truck convoys have started to reach Regina for this afternoon's Rally Against the Carbon Tax. (Video courtesy Pipeline News Facebook page) People from throughout the province are converging on Regina for this afternoon's rally.

A truck convoy has left Estevan and is on its way to Regina for this afternoon's Rally Against the Carbon Tax. The convoy left Estevan's east industrial area at 7 a.m. Thursday morning.

A new sidewalk is to be constructed along Souris Avenue North this year.

Organizers of the Regina Rally Against the Carbon Tax have put out the final details for the convoy leading to and through Regina the morning of April 4, and it’s going to be a big one.

Premier Scott Moe confirmed on March 28 that he will be speaking at the Regina Rally Against the Carbon Tax on April 4. The rally will take place at 2 p.m. at the Queensbury Centre off Lewvan Drive on the west side of Regina.

Grain marketing specialist Howie Mercer gave a speech on challenges and opportunities southeast Saskatchewan is to face in the upcoming season.

The carbon tax came into effect in Saskatchewan on April 1, and it’s expected to have a considerable impact on the people of the province.

A former Estevan resident has found a niche by providing mentorship to aspiring entrepreneurs in the technology sector.

When crude-by-rail peaked in Saskatchewan, Stewart Southern Railway, the shortline from Stoughton to just outside of Regina, played a big part.