Local Business

Barry O’Handley remains a strong proponent of reduced speed limits on Fourth Street through downtown Estevan, even if Estevan city council has opted not to change the limits. But he’s not likely going to press the speed limit issue any further.

The Estevan Chamber of Commerce is always on the lookout for ways to promote the Energy City’s business community. These efforts have led to a new campaign specifically meant to garner interest in local businesses this coming spring.

They are finally making some progress. That was the one phrase used by Andy Dobson, facilities manager for the South East Cornerstone Public School Division, when he addressed their board of trustees on Feb. 25.

Growers of pulse crops are seeing added value to what they grow, with the price of those crops on the rise this year, due to increasing demand.

Boundary Dam’s No. 3 power generating unit and carbon dioxide collection system operated as expected throughout the month of January.

The Estevan Chamber of Commerce has made a change for its upcoming annual general meeting (AGM). This year’s AGM will be a luncheon on March 23 at 11:45 a.m. at the Western Star Hotel.

This winter’s low snowfall means that minimal spring runoff throughout Saskatchewan is highly likely.

(NC) When you get mail or other communications from your credit card issuer, do you read it and understand it? Do you file it and forget it? Or do you just throw it away? Federally regulated credit card issuers must provide certain key information to

BHP Billiton is investing $20 million in Saskatchewan’s research and development in the field of carbon capture and storage (CCS).

The total amount collected in the most recent offering of Crown land for petroleum and natural gas rights, may not have appeared that impressive, but the prices paid on a per-hectare basis, definitely were.