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The Estevan Chamber of Commerce has declared its disapproval over the federal government鈥檚 recent announcement that it plans to phase out coal power generation in Canada by 2030, accelerating plans to cease traditional coal power operation.

A long-time farmer from southeast Saskatchewan is one of the first three inductees to be announced for the Saskatchewan Agriculture Hall of Fame鈥檚 class of 2017.

The Governments of Canada and Saskatchewan have reached an agreement in principle to finalize an equivalency agreement for Canada鈥檚 existing coal-fire regulation.

The Assiniboia and district area is a prime location for renewable energy development, Ron Diduch, CEO of Se颅qoia Energy told a gathering of business leaders in Assini颅boia on November 18.

The recent announcement by Catherine McKenna, the federal minister for environment and climate change, to end traditional coal-fired power generation by 2030 has drawn the ire of the provincial government.

The federal government put a push on the Canadian electrical power generating industries on Monday with Catherine McKenna, the minister of the environment and climate change, announcing an acceleration of the transition from traditional coal fueled p

A drop in provincial revenue of $600 million has put further speculation into Saskatchewan鈥檚 expected $434 million deficit. This revenue drop has possibly pushed the deficit closer to $1 billion.

In September, manufacturing sales in Saskatchewan increased from the previous year by 8.2 per cent, totalling $1.24 billion. This is the highest rate of manufacturing growth among the provinces, and more than five times the national average.

The many accomplishments of Ray and Doris Frehlick were celebrated by many on Nov. 16.

Saskatchewan鈥檚 Environment Minister Scott Moe was the provincial representative at the 22nd session of the Conference of Parties on Climate Change in Morocco. Moe attended the opening session on Nov.