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For the fourth year in a row, СÀ¶ÊÓƵeast College was named as one of Saskatchewan’s Top Employers. The Top Employer designation recognizes Saskatchewan employers that lead their respective industries as exceptional places to work.

(Photo by Greg Nikkel) The Feb. 2 Crown land sale for petroleum and natural gas rights was yet another one of the lowest over the last decade, generating $251,672 in revenue for the province of Saskatchewan.

A series of new and returning provincial income tax credits and other tax-reduction initiatives will help make life more affordable for Saskatchewan people in the new year.

The whole economy changed with the advent of COVID-19 in March 2020. But prior to that, things were, well, more normal. And that’s why year-over-year realty sales figures in Saskatchewan for January 2021 stand out, because they are up – way up.

Regina, February 4, 2021 – The pandemic has made Canadian small businesses more vulnerable to cyberattacks.

A Lampman farmer has pleaded guilty to a charge under the Animal Protection Act. Chad Mokelky pleaded guilty last week in Estevan Provincial Court for causing or permitting an animal to be in distress. Two similar Criminal Code charges were stayed.

A decision has yet to be made on how the Estevan Farm Family of the Year Award will be presented, but it appears it will be handed out this year. It just won’t be at the traditional Farmers’ Appreciation Evening.

Local young people will benefit through a national fundraiser by A&W and Mealshare. A national social enterprise looking to help end youth hunger, Mealshare has announced a new, ongoing national partnership with A&W Canada.

The City of Weyburn airport plays an important role in the community and a recent investment by the provincial government has given it a much needed upgrade.

Small and vigilant little planes are lining up at Scott and Laura Piper's private airport by Estevan in the morning to head out to fulfill their daily duty – pipeline inspection.