Estevan Mercury

The provincial government is sending out mixed signals these days.

The Editor: I am writing this letter in response to the editorial in the April 7 Mercury about the revival of the Golden Garbage Can competition.I am not quite sure if this person is living in the city of Estevan or having a bad dream.

Generally speaking, I enjoy writing these columns because within their parameters I get to be a little foolish, critical or sometimes radical in thought and deed.

Chad Armstrong making wonderful noises in New York and Europe

Health levy also being considered

Karry Biette will get the chance to see firsthand whether or not his gamble will pay off.

Two separate motor vehicle accidents attracted the attention of the Estevan Police Service (EPS) on the night of April 5.

Although the next provincial election is more than a year away, the Saskatchewan NDP have been hard at work making sure they are ready to put up a strong fight against the Sask Party government in November 2011.

It shouldn't be a shock to learn that a guy who once went by the name Mr. Ass is this comfortable being the centre of attention.

The Estevan Strippers' 28th annual Molson Spring Bust hockey tournament opened with one of the host club's toughest losses, and ended with perhaps its most inspiring victory.