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The City of Estevan鈥檚 audited financial statements were released at Monday night鈥檚 meeting of Estevan city council, and they show the city continued to make strides on a number of fronts.

The Saskatchewan Court of Appeal has ruled against the provincial government in its fight with the federal government over the carbon tax.

A big greenhouse was Melissa Murphy鈥檚 childhood dream. Despite his city background, her husband, Gerald Murphy, for whom the farming lifestyle was quite new, researched the idea and built a spacious and beautiful project.

Representatives of municipalities and the oil industry from throughout Saskatchewan were scheduled to testify before the Senate committee looking into Bill C-48, the Oil Tanker Moratorium Act.

Fire & Flower Holdings Corp. has announced it has entered into an agreement in which the company will acquire certain assets of Prairie Sky Cannabis Inc.

The Estevan residential real estate market is experiencing a spring rise.

Estevan city council has amended its economic incentives package, increasing the number of opportunities for entrepreneurs to capitalize on to enhance Estevan鈥檚 business community. Council approved the amended document at its meeting on April 22.

Things are coming along for the Deep Earth Energy Production Corp. (DEEP) geothermal electrical power production project south of Torquay.

A man from Archerwill has been fined for an occupational health and safety violation that resulted in a serious injury to a worker. Kenneth Allgrove was fined $2,800 on April 16 for violating one count of occupational health and safety legislation.

The 麻豆视频ern Plains Co-op鈥檚 annual general meeting had the traditional assortment of reports and financial statements found at such a gathering, but it was also an opportunity to pay tribute to the man who has been the co-op board鈥檚 president for mor