Everybody Has a Story

This year's theme of the IWD is DigitALL: Innovation and Technology for Gender Equality. The Mercury spoke to two inspiring local women who dedicate their talents, skills, time and energy to open up the borders of the world of computer science, technology and innovations to everyone, building a better Estevan. Today we are sharing the story of Agnes Garrioch.  

This year's theme of the IWD is DigitALL: Innovation and Technology for Gender Equality. The Mercury spoke to two inspiring local women who dedicate their talents, skills, time and energy to open up the borders of the world of computer science, technology and innovations to everyone, building a better Estevan. Below is the story of one of them.

Grimson spoke before a large crowd at the Southeast College's Estevan campus.

Teigha Lesy has had one week of treatments in Saskatoon and then a two-week break at home in Estevan.

Brent Butt would partner with Colin Oleksyn and produce a short-lived two issue comic book Existing Earth.

Starting in her mother’s kitchen O’Brien built her brand, her bottom line and her emotional profit.

“Because every child deserves to be fully loved and wanted.”

"I consider the people who were there when I was brought into this place ... my first story," Peeteetuce said at the North Battleford Library's evening of storytelling on Feb. 16.

One year after the start of the Russian invasion, the Dmytryshyn family is adapting to their new country and community of Weyburn

After a 30-year battle with depression, alcoholism and anxiety, Todd Rennebohm woke his wife in a drunken haze and begged for help, telling her, "I'm going to hurt myself, I'm going to die tonight, you have to help me."