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It’s been more than four months since possession of cannabis for recreational purposes was legalized in Canada, but there are still a lot of questions that remain for business owners regarding policies for cannabis use and impairment while on the job

The United We Roll Convoy to Ottawa is over now, but there are still many stories to tell, and approximately 55 people came out to hear them on Mar. 2 at a town hall meeting in Estevan.

The United We Roll Convoy to Ottawa may be over, but that’s not the end of it for two of the participants, Jay Riedel of Estevan and Pat King of Red Deer, Alta.

The City of Estevan is moving into Phase 2 of its Our Estevan initiative. Phase 2 of Our Estevan will begin with open house sessions in the multipurpose room of the Estevan Leisure Centre on March 20 from noon to 4 p.m., and March 23 from 4-8 p.m.

Saskatchewan’s active drilling rig count usually hits a crescendo in the second half of February, and if that is the case, it wasn’t a very loud one this year. On Feb.

Most companies do their best to get you to use more of their product. But conversely, SaskPower has numerous energy efficiency programs to help individual customers and businesses use less power.

The federal government has set aside $25 million to help Alberta and Saskatchewan's coal communities in transition, to be used over a five-year window.

The Brick in Estevan is once again fundraising to support the Jim Pattison Children’s Hospital Foundation of Saskatchewan.

The much-discussed equivalency agreement between the provincial government and their federal counterparts has been delayed, but Dustin Duncan, the minister responsible for SaskPower, says there’s no reason for residents of southeast Saskatchewan to p

The second day of protest on Parliament Hill on Wednesday was a much more staid affair, than Day 1 the previous day. The semis, bus, pickups and cars again lined Wellington Street. They let out their air horn blasts.