Estevan Mercury

While many people are staying home during the pandemic, for the Estevan Humane Society these times weren't all that quiet.

What can be a torture for some people, may open new horizons for others. Artists in self-isolation all around the world started exploring the new opportunities life might have opened for them.

Elaine Walton started working on her family tree a few years ago when she came across a historical website. After thorough research and many discoveries, the tree grew to 1,947 family members with the roots now going as far as the year 1724.

A grown panda, on average, eats for about 12 hours a day every day. It coincides with the average eating time of a grown human during the quarantine. That’s why we call it pandemic. I recently found myself actually turning into a panda.

While the COVID-19 pandemic has meant some changes for St. Joseph’s Hospital, in other ways, it has been business as usual.

Sunday’s forecast for strong winds could have upset some people, but it definitely brought some good news for those who know the ropes of kiteboarding. Ryan Lang, along with a few other kiters, had their wings out at the Boundary Dam beach.

Thirty-five years ago, on April 19, Shelly Mack graduated college and started a new chapter of her life, that turned out to be really successful, not only for her, but for the Estevan community as well.

Saskatchewan has four new confirmed cases of COVID-19, bringing the provincial total to 320, the Ministry of Health said Tuesday. Sixty-four of the cases, or 20 per cent, are considered active.

The individuals charged with alleged drug and weapon offences on Saturday made a court apperance Monday. Cameron St.

A weekly salute to the care providers at St. Joseph’s Hospital of Estevan. An Emmanuel Health Facility