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Redvers show is filling up
There is a lot of interest for the biennial Redvers and District Oil Showcase and Dinner,...
Friday January 27, 2012
QUESTION OF THE WEEK
Survey results are meant for general information only, and are not based on recognised statistical methods.
A collision in southeast Saskatchewan between a moving, eastbound CP Rail train and a northbound pick-up truck caused 22 rail cars to derail. One of the rail cars leaked thousands of litres of oil into a neighbouring field.
By David Willberg
Local News
Construction is ongoing
The new Saskatchewan Energy Training Institute continues to move closer towards completion....
Police report
*Estevan Police Service members responded to a report of two people being assaulted on Dufferin...
Another meeting over transload facility
Representatives from the City of Estevan had another meeting January 24 with officials from CP...
Local Sports
Gedak wins A final at playdowns
Estevan's Brent Gedak won the A final at the SaskTel Southern Men's Playdowns, which were held...
Peewee AA Bruins advance
The Estevan Sherritt Coal Peewee AA Bruins defeated the Weyburn Youngfellows three times in a...
Bulldogs win three games
The Estevan Baxter Bantam A Bulldogs won all three games that they played in a three-day span...
Midget A Bruins win thrice
The Estevan Sherritt Coal Midget A Bruins picked up three wins during the games that they played ...
Agriculture
Grain revenue jumps in CP's Q4
A jump in revenue from slightly higher grain traffic in the last three months of 2011 helped...
Prominent UPA executive to run for PQ
One of the founders and leaders of the international development wing of Quebec's influential...
Deere to take MacDon windrowers global
Farm equipment maker MacDon Industries will be the manufacturer for several lines of self-...
Seed-applied liquid nutrient approved for cereal crops
A new liquid formulation of a seed-applied nutrient has been cleared for use on wheat, barley,...
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