In Estevan, a grassroots movement is reimagining the future of coal — not as just a fuel of the past, but as a material with new potential in battery technology and critical minerals. Through local innovation and community-driven efforts, there’s growing momentum to extend the life of coal in new, sustainable ways. To read the full article, click here.
A memorandum of understanding (MOU) will be formally signed between Southeast Techhub (SETH), Southeast College and the University of Regina on April 23 during the CRIT (Critical Resources, Innovation and Technology) Conference in Estevan. To read the full article, click here.
Yesterday, Southeast TechHub (SETH) hosted the C.R.I.T. Minerals – Critical Resources & Innovative Technologies conference in Estevan, bringing together industry experts, researchers, investors, and policymakers to explore innovations in critical minerals and sustainable resource development. Billed as a “mini” version of the ICE (Innovation, Collaboration and Energy) Conference, the event drew participants from across North America and helped build momentum …
Today we tapped into a conversation happening this week in Estevan. Tech leaders have organized a conference bringing together people to talk about how innovation and technology can help drive rural economies. We heard from the organizer and some of the presenters about some of the interesting projects currently happening in Estevan and where things might lead as that community …
Southeast TechHub executive director Gord More believes the Innovation Conference for Economic Development (ICED) in Rural Areas was an opportunity to promote what is happening in the Estevan area and elsewhere, while building connections. The event was held at the Southeast College’s Estevan campus from Sept. 10-12. Approximately 140 people gathered to listen about the innovative measures that are enhancing …
The delegates who attended the Innovation Conference for Economic Development (ICED) in Rural Areas were able to hear the story of one small community’s ability to overcome challenges and grow. Aaron Pilkington, a Republican who is in his fourth term in the Arkansas House of Representatives, spoke on Sept. 12 at the Southeast College’s Estevan campus. Hailing from Clarksville, he …
The first ICED (Innovation Conference for Economic Development) Rural Conference kicks off today, showcasing the innovative capabilities of smaller communities. The event highlights Estevan’s role as a hub for rural innovation, featuring projects from local students and key industry insights. Read the full article here: Rural innovation takes centre stage at Estevan’s ICED Conference
At the Innovation Conference for Economic Development (ICED) in Rural, Southeast College showcased innovative projects, including a new computer science training program designed to address regional skill gaps and develop local talent. Read the full article here: ICED in Rural highlights Southeast College’s next-gen tech talent
Students at the Southeast College’s Estevan campus have been exploring the world of computer science through a new course. Instructor Ryan Gustafson, who is an applied researcher and course instructor at the college’s Centre for Sustainable Innovation, said the first class began in early July and will wrap up with a presentation at the upcoming Innovation Conference for Economic Development …
Last night at the ICED Rural Innovation Conference, attendees enjoyed an insightful evening with Jeff Sandquist, a hometown hero who has made significant strides in Big Tech. From his roots in Estevan to leading roles at Microsoft, Twitter, and Automattic, Sandquist’s journey was both inspiring and enlightening. Read the full article here: Estevan welcomes home Jeff Sandquist: A night of …
