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Weatherford International has issued a press release regarding the future of the company.

DW-Yellow Vests w pic Travelling yellow vest protesters return to Estevan to join weekly gathering Cutline: Jay Riedel, left, and Pat King, right, pictured here with Riedel’s great nephew Kaiden Curtis, were at Estevan’s Yellow Vest protest on Saturd

Bill Fonstad has seen a lot of changes since he opened Ideal Autobody back in March of 1985. It goes with the territory, since he’s had his own business for 34 years, and he has more than 40 years of experience in the autobody industry.

(Daily Oil Bulletin) – Whitecap Resources Inc. has announced a 5.6 per cent increase to its monthly dividend. The dividend will climb to $0.0285 per share ($0.342 per share annualized) from $0.027 per share ($0.

The Senate Transportation and Communications Committee got an earful when it held a hearing May 1 in Regina, looking into Bill C-48, the Oil Tanker Moratorium Act. Nearly all the presentations were dead-set against the bill save one.

Estevan Mercury Publications is teaming up with Power Dodge for what will be one of Estevan’s biggest giveaways of the year, but also a celebration of Estevan’s diverse business community.

Estevan city council gave first reading to a pair of bylaws regarding the rate of taxation for this year, but tabled a third during Monday night’s meeting. Council approved the first reading for the health levy and the library levy bylaw.

The City of Estevan’s audited financial statements were released at Monday night’s meeting of Estevan city council, and they show the city continued to make strides on a number of fronts.

The Saskatchewan Court of Appeal has ruled against the provincial government in its fight with the federal government over the carbon tax.

A big greenhouse was Melissa Murphy’s childhood dream. Despite his city background, her husband, Gerald Murphy, for whom the farming lifestyle was quite new, researched the idea and built a spacious and beautiful project.