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The Canadian Association of Oilwell Drilling Contractors (CAODC) is forecasting a very slight increase in the number of wells drilling in Canada for 2018, but also a decrease of the number of drilling rigs. The organization’s forecast, released Nov.

The Paisley Teacup Studio and Market installed its new sign. Together with the store’s grand opening on November 17-18, the sign ushers in a new business in Assiniboia.

Kerry Gilroy has won the second prize package in the Estevan Mercury Publications’ Business Bingo promotion.

Harvey’s Home Centre held its annual customer appreciation night on November 14 in appreciation of the community for its support during the year. It was also a chance to unveil new products before the holiday season and to run specials.

There was so much interest in MNP’s presentations on federal tax changes and provincial sales tax changes that they were bringing in extra tables and chairs to squeeze more people in at the Estevan Legion Hall on Nov. 8.

The Estevan Farmers’ Market is preparing for its upcoming Christmas sale. The market will be starting on Nov. 25 at 9:30 a.m. and running until 2:00 p.m. at the Estevan Shoppers Mall. Additionally it will run through the Christmas season on Dec.

When the largest oil company in the province, and typically the most active driller in the country, shuts down most of its rigs, it has a substantial impact on the active drilling rig count.

Winter weights took effect at 12:01 a.m. on Nov. 16 for all applicable provincial highways, with the exception of southwest Saskatchewan.

A new video is gaining praise for the way in which it documents the operations of a modern Saskatchewan farm. Brian Zinchuk spent more than a year taking photos and filming LeBlanc Farms Inc.

Rosalie Story has won the first prize package in the Estevan Mercury Publications’ Business Bingo promotion.