Local Business

Regens Metals is excited to be in its new building in southeast Estevan. The company moved into the 6,000 square foot building on Oct. 22.

The Crescent Point Energy Corp. doesn’t plan on selling off assets at fire sale rates, it’s looking into using rail facilities that are currently idle, and service companies probably shouldn’t expect much in the way of increases.

The slow road towards opening Estevan’s lone cannabis retail outlet continues for Jimmy’s Cannabis Shop.

The Southern Plains Co-op had a head start on Halloween with its second annual Trail of Terror at the Preddy Trail in Woodlawn Regional Park on Saturday night.

For most of the last two years, Saskatchewan had stood alone against a federally-imposed carbon tax. Then Ontario, New Brunswick and Manitoba joined in. On Oct.

Members of the Estevan Mermaids synchronized swim club recently received a donation from the United Mine Workers of America (UMWA) Local 7606. The club will use the money to assist with its spring fundraising efforts.

The future direction of business in Estevan was the focus of a panel discussion Thursday during the Estevan Chamber of Commerce’s inaugural business summit at the Southeast College’s Estevan campus.

Ironside Energy Services has been recognized for its growth since opening nearly two years ago.

A local company was among the businesses recognized at the Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce’s Achievement in Business Excellence Awards on Saturday at TCU Place in Saskatoon.

The United Way Estevan will once again benefit from the culinary skills and generosity of local residents, thanks to Tundra Energy Marketing Ltd.'s (TEML) 10th annual Cooks that Cook fundraiser Friday night at the Wylie-Mitchell Building.