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The potential associated with carbon capture and storage (CCS) technology to combat climate change was highlighted during an information session at the СÀ¶ÊÓƵeast College’s Estevan campus on Thursday afternoon.

Energy tours offered throughout the summer season are always one of the most popular Estevan’s attractions.

The Emergency Response Mine Rescue Skills Competition is described as one of the highlights for Saskatchewan Mining Week each year, an opportunity for employees of Saskatchewan’s mining companies to come together and demonstrate their abilities in a

While it might be geared towards children, one of the newest businesses in Estevan has proven to be a drawing card for families, and it’s not uncommon to see adults using the structures.

Saskatchewan is hosting one of North America’s premier oil and gas trade shows and networking events this week. Representatives from diverse areas of the petroleum industry will attend the 27th Williston Basin Petroleum Conference in Regina.

Estevan city council gave the green light Monday night for Phase 2 of the water intake project to proceed.

Estevan city council approved the rate of taxation bylaw and two levy bylaws during Monday night’s meeting. The rate of taxation bylaw was given the three necessary readings Monday night.

The carbon capture and storage (CCS) facility at the Boundary Dam Power Station is back online after a scheduled shutdown that lasted approximately two months. Unit 3 at the Boundary Dam Power Sation was down from April 5-May 4.

Saskatchewan Mining Week, which runs from May 26-June 1, is underway. This year’s theme is Mining: Supporting Local and Global Communities.

Estevan Mayor Roy Ludwig was one of several Saskatchewan oilpatch community mayors who addressed the Senate Transport and Communications Committee in Regina on May 1, as part of their travelling hearings into Bill C-48, the Oil Tanker Moratorium Act.