Estevan Mercury

Creeks and rivers around Estevan were happily brawling during the past weekend, celebrating the beginning of spring.

Entering the fourth year of its existence, Fresh Air Fitness has earned fame not only locally, but also provincially. But like any other sports or fitness facility, it is now closed due to the current health situation.

The number of calls related to domestic problems and domestic violence has been up recently.

As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to leave its impact on so many aspects of Canadians’ lives, we’ve seen the federal and provincial government step forward with a variety of programs to help us weather this storm as much as possible.

Hard times are bringing the best out in people. I can’t talk for the rest of the world, country or even the rest of the province.

Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) CEO Scott Livingstone announced Tuesday they will be strengthening screening and masking among healthcare workers to prevent the spread of COVID-19.

Saskatchewan has one new, confirmed case of COVID-19, bringing the provincial total to 301, the provincial Ministry of Health announced Tuesday. A total of 110 cases are considered active.

Auriel Bill’s senior season in water polo in the U.S. might have come to an early end, but that doesn’t mean her collegiate sports career is finished.

During these challenging times of quarantine and a struggling economy, many community members find ways to support each other, proving over and over how strong Estevan is. The Mercury continues to proudly share some of those stories.

On April 10, 2020 The Carnduff RCMP Detachment received a complaint of a camper trailer theft that occurred in the RM of Argyle.