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Local resident responds to task force

The Task Force on Just Transition for Canadian Coal Power Workers and Communities released its final report last week, and it drew the attention of many, including the United Mine Workers of America Local 7606.
Convoy and rally in Regina on April 4 to focus on carbon tax and energy

Convoy and rally in Regina on April 4 to focus on carbon tax and energy

In late December, a call went out, and a convoy 15 kilometres long made up principally of heavy trucks made its way through Estevan, protesting the energy policies of the Justin Trudeau-led federal Liberal government.
Lack of farm safety caused serious injuries

Lack of farm safety caused serious injuries

How dangerous can farming be? Lack of communication, tiredness, adjustment to daily risks and absence of the proper safety precautions may cost someone not just well-being, but their life.
Carrier of the Month for March - Jessica Rosengren

Carrier of the Month for March - Jessica Rosengren

Estevan Mercury Publications is proud to recognize Jessica Rosengren as our Carrier of the Month for March. Jessica delivers 142 copies of Â鶹ÊÓƵeast Lifestyles each week to homes in northwest Estevan.
Donation kicks off annual campaign

Donation kicks off annual campaign

The St. Joseph’s Hospital Foundation has received a significant donation to kick off one of its most important fundraisers of the year. Canadian Natural Resources Ltd. (CNRL) recently presented the foundation with a cheque for $10,000.
CCS facility now offline for routine maintenance

CCS facility now offline for routine maintenance

As of March 11, the carbon capture and storage (CCS) facility at the Boundary Dam Power Station has taken offline for scheduled maintenance. It is expected to take about 60 days to complete.
Poor rig numbers for winter drilling season this year

Poor rig numbers for winter drilling season this year

With just a few days before the anticipated imposition of spring road bans, there were 35 rigs working in Saskatchewan, as of the morning of March 13. That’s down from 47 on March 15, 2018, and 50 on March 15, 2017.
Crescent Point takes $2.7 billion charge for 2018

Crescent Point takes $2.7 billion charge for 2018

Crescent Point Energy Corp. had a net loss of $2.62 billion in 2018 and took a $2.7 billion charge. It is continuing on its path to downsize while it reins in its debt.
Farmers Market making changes for 2019

Farmers Market making changes for 2019

The Estevan Farmers Market has some plans for 2019 to help boost sales. The market association held its annual general meeting on Feb. 25, and according to information released at the meeting, sales were at their lowest point in a decade.
Task Force releases findings on coal communities

Task Force releases findings on coal communities

Nearly nine months after their visit to the Energy City, the Task Force on Just Transition for Canadian Coal Power Workers and Communities has released its final report. The report was published on Monday afternoon.
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