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Acceptance doesn’t always come easy, but by expecting it from others, you may be one step closer to success. Such was the message delivered by Joanne Alexander, who was the keynote speaker at the Women of Today awards luncheon last week.

An updated drilling forecast released this afternoon by the Petroleum Services Association of Canada is reporting further declines in expected activity.

Entrepreneurial students' edible cookie dough selling well

The Petroleum Technology Research Centre began commissioning the injection well at the Aquistore site west of Boundary Dam Power Station on April 16.

Power generation must be diversified, says Sask Wind founder

Mentorship is an important aspect of any business, and a local business woman, who is now also an international best-selling author, has written the ultimate guide to what it takes to be a successful mentor.

Over the past several years the Temporary Foreign Worker (TFW) program has been a boon to many Estevan businesses with employers trying to navigate a labour shortage in a booming economy.

Keynote speaker emphasizes safety at and away from work

Though the Estevan Chamber of Commerce’s annual general meeting underwent a change in format, just as the Chamber itself will experience a change in 2015, the meeting, held at the TS&M Woodlawn Golf Club, provided a look back and a look forward for t

The Estevan Farmers’ Market will open a little earlier than usual this spring. That was one decision made by the marketers who gathered for their annual general meeting last week which helped set the stage for another busy outdoor season.