Tag Archives: Business & Economy

The Sweet Cup Cafe in Tisdale will look a little different in the coming weeks.Owner Andrea Lutz shut the doors in March due to the COVID-19 pandemic which gave her the opportunity to set her sights e...

During tax notice time in North Battleford, struggling businesses now have a chance to get some additional economic relief.The city launched the new commercial tax subsidy to help alleviate financial ...

After a difficult year, the Battlefords Chamber of Commerce is looking to help businesses in the region celebrate by enjoying a unique night out at the cinema.The 28th Annual Battlefords Business Exce...

RED DEER, AB – Red Deer-based Peavey Industries LP has announced the repositioning of its two flagship retail banners into one, with the conversion of TSC Stores, located solely in Ontario, into...

The Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) is letting the public know about COVID-19 exposures at multiple Prince Albert businesses.According to a media release, the SHA is notifying the public that an i...

After 27 years in Melfort, Craig's Collision Centre has closed its doors for good.Owner Craig Clark has been in the industry for 47 years overall and said one of the major reasons for closing doors is...

The offers are in and the City of Prince Albert is nearly ready to hand over the keys to the former Quality Inn to a new owner. Following its acquisition of the downtown building through a lengthy tax...

The Source owner Sonny Montilla, who is also the current landlord for Scattered Site Outreach Program in La Ronge, doesn't want to see anyone sleeping out in the cold this winter.The businessman reach...

Great Gido's Homebrew (GGH) near Wakaw won some awards in the New York City International Spirit Competition.The competition had over 1,200 entries from 30 countries with 60 categories.President Mark ...

Although we've reached the end of August, it appears vacation season is showing no sign of slowing down in the region.The COVID-19 pandemic ground life as we know it to a halt in March, and even once ...