Local Business

The first public offering of Crown petroleum and natural gas rights for the 2018-19 fiscal year on Tuesday raised $2.9 million in revenue for the province, which is approximately double the amount raised in the April public offering in 2017.

Local business owners learned more about the impact of the upcoming legalization of marijuana during a Cannabis 101 seminar Thursday at the Fired-Up Grill.

In a move reminiscent to what TransCanada did a month before it put the kybosh on the Energy East Pipeline Project, Kinder Morgan put out a press release Sunday, April 8, in which the company said it would curtail spending on the project if things di

Spring road bans will once again come into effect for provincial highways on Monday.

It’s a message that’s been reinforced every year for 29 years for dirtmovers across Saskatchewan. While the wording may vary, the message is always the same: “Dig safe.

A Cannabis 101: Cannabis and the Workplace - Realities, Rights and Responsibilities seminar took place at the Fired Up Grill in Estevan, and many local business owners attended, looking for information and answers related to marijuana.

It might not have been the type of day that Darcy Vatamaniuck was looking for, but he’s still excited about the potential for Estevan Fresh Farms.

“Your most important asset is your men, plain and simple.” That’s according to Rod Benning with L&C Trucking of Estevan. Asked how things are going on March 2, he replied with a laugh, “They’re certainly not going.

The recent cold weather has allowed the Ministry of Highways and Infrastructure to immediately suspend road bans on provincial highways.

Chris Lane has made a remarkable shift from a member of the media to the man at the helm of the Canadian Western Agribition. Lane was the guest speaker at the Estevan Farmers’ Appreciation Evening on Tuesday night at the Beefeater Plaza.