Estevan Mercury

The Floor Store is southeast Saskatchewan’s choice for expert and experienced staff to help customers find the right products for their home. And it’s not just flooring that brings people into the business, which has locations in Estevan and Carlyle.

The Government of Saskatchewan is working with the leaders of all communities where a significant number of COVID-19 cases exist to enact further restrictions on all non-essential travel into and out of their communities.

Saskatchewan saw its highest COVID-19 new case count on July 22, with 60 new cases. Premier Scott Moe said, “This is our highest one day total complete.

Nowadays, for many people farming has turned into a business. Full stop. Farm operators work, people grow, people risk, people reap the fruits of their labour. They take days off and go away for vacations.

Members of the Estevan Police Service (EPS) received several calls through the Report Impaired Drivers line Tuesday night, and one call resulted in a driving suspension.

Estevan will start receiving better quality water in a matter of a few weeks.

Most people heard that Sears went under a few years ago, but not everybody knows that the local store associated with the business refused to sink with that ship and instead turned into an independent, family-operated local business.

The recent rains were hit and miss in southeast Saskatchewan, but they gave the crops enough moisture to grow and build up strength.

Estevan city council discussed a couple of bylaws related to the upcoming civic election during the July 13 meeting. The first bylaw to come forward was to give first of three readings for mail-in ballots.

After years of planning and execution, the water intake project for the City of Estevan is nearly finished. And as it turns out, it’s a lot harder to switch a community’s primary water source than some might expect.