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Now that colder weather is descending on the province, the Ministry of Highways and Infrastructure sent out a message last week, indicating their major construction season is winding to a conclusion.

The 2015 harvest is virtually complete heading into the final week of October, according to information released by the Ministry of Agriculture. About 97 per cent of the crop is now in the bins, up from 91 per cent the previous week.

The mid-summer flow of crude oil through Canada’s transportation systems gave a clear indication that the oilpatch is far from dead.

It’s almost done. The 2015 crops are in the bins … for the most part. According to Saskatchewan’s Agriculture Ministry, 91 per cent of the provincial crop was now secured as of Oct.

Two southeast Saskatchewan residents and a local business have been selected to receive awards from the Association of Funding Professionals (AFP) Regina chapter for their commitment to their communities.

Case IH has recognized Redhead Equipment in Estevan for achieving Pinnacle Excellence status in all five areas of its business — sales, marketing, operations, parts and service.

The October sale of petroleum and natural gas rights in Saskatchewan generated $9.8 million in revenue for the provincial government’s coffers. Land sale revenues have reached $45.5 million through the first five sales of the year.

It’s been a little more than a year since the attention of the global energy community was turned to Estevan for the opening of a project that is the first of its kind in the world.

It took a little longer than expected, but a massive cylinder that made its way through much of southern and central Saskatchewan in mid-September has arrived at the Boundary Dam Power Station. The vessel arrived at Boundary Dam on Sept.

Workplace injuries go far beyond the immediate physical harm they cause. They lead to extensive loss of time from work while negatively affecting families, workers, employers, insurance rates and communities.