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CEO of the Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce Steve McLellan addressed the most sensitive of topics for the Energy City at the Estevan Chamber of Commerce annual general meeting.

Estevan city council has tabled a report from the committee tasked with reviewing the compensation for council members for the rest of the current term.

This year’s recipients of the Farm Family of the Year Award have been recognized for a love of farming, commitment to the community and never giving up in the face of adversity. The Marcotte family, who operate JSM Farms Ltd.

Estevan city council has tabled a report from a committee tasked with reviewing the compensation for council members for the duration of the current term.

The Estevan Oilfield Technical Society’s (OTS) 60th annual open bonspiel resulted in plenty of action at the Power Dodge Curling Centre. Twenty-four teams entered the bonspiel, which started Friday afternoon and ended Saturday evening.

(Daily Oil Bulletin) – Cardinal Energy Ltd.

The Saskatchewan budget isn’t betting on an improvement in oil prices for this year. In its key assumptions, the March 20 budget projects the benchmark West Texas Intermediate (WTI) oil price at US$59.

The Estevan Chamber of Commerce annual general meeting held on Tuesday offered a chance to summarize the successes and challenges of 2018 and glimpse at the perspectives of 2019. Over the past few years, the chamber has seen steady engagement growth.

The $1.4 billion acquisition last year by Calgary-based Vermilion Energy Inc. of Saskatchewan-focused producer Spartan Energy Corp. appears to be paying off.

The construction is underway on the water intake project that will eventually shift Estevan’s primary water source from Boundary Dam to Rafferty Dam.