Estevan Mercury

The Hillcrest Breakfast Club has had to reinvent the way in which it serves students, but it has found a way to continue meeting young people’s nutritional needs.

Music might not be the most obvious, but it’s definitely one of the very important parts of the military. Ahead of Remembrance Day, Cadet Instructor Cadre (CIC) Officer and Saskatchewan Pipe Band Association board member Capt.

The City of Estevan has announced that masks will be required when people go to the main polling station on Nov. 9 for the civic election. In an email to the Mercury, the city said masks were encouraged up until Nov.

The Estevan Mermaids synchronized swim club is among the local sports clubs experiencing a different year in the 2020-21 season, but they have been meeting and are looking forward to a virtual competition.

The Royal Canadian Legion’s Estevan branch will have a couple of evening activities on Nov. 11 as part of Remembrance Day. The bells of St.

Carnduff RCMP is reporting highway closure due to a wildland fire. The public is advised that Carnduff RCMP is onsite at Highway 9 South approximately six kilometres north of the U.S. border because of a large wildland fire.

The downtown business community for Estevan keeps growing on a monthly basis. A new convenience store and coffee shop, called Southeast Pop Coolture, opened its doors at 1230 Fourth Street on Oct. 24.

In recent months, the Saskatchewan Health Authority has started the practice of sending out public service announcements when there is an “increased risk of COVID-19 exposures” at businesses and other sites.

There are six more recoveries from COVID-19 in southeast Saskatchewan, according to the daily provincial update. There are now 25 active cases of the virus in the southeast, down from 31 on Tuesday.

The Estevan Bruins have announced more details on how they will handle ticket sales for the start of the regular season now that they will be limited to 150 fans a game by the Saskatchewan Health Authority at first.