Estevan Mercury

Estevan business started a promotion to raise people’s spirits during the COVID-19 pandemics while also supporting the local food bank.

Since March 16 following the Saskatchewan Health Authority’s recommendations on social distancing, Estevan Family Resource Centre put their drop-in service on pause and suspended all of their children programmings.

Estevan Police are investigating a break and enter to an apartment on the 500-block of Bannatyne Avenue. The information came through the Saskatchewan Crime Watch Advisory network.

As of March 28, the province of Saskatchewan has 30 new, confirmed cases of COVID-19, bringing the provincial total to 134.

Just like many other places across the province Trinity Tower in Estevan had to follow the safety regulations to prevent the spread of COVID-19 virus and change their routine, asking people to social distance and take other measures to stay healthy.

Update (March 29, 5.25 p.m.): Estevan Police sent out a broadcast yesterday about a stolen grey 2006 Toyota Avalon car with Saskatchewan plate 582JLU. The vehicle has been recovered in Regina and the BOLO for that vehicle is now cancelled.

Keely Shaw endured an emotional roller-coaster ride that started on Sunday night, when the Canadian Olympic Committee and the Canadian Paralympic Committee announced they wouldn’t be sending athletes to the 2020 Summer Games in Tokyo, over concerns o

Just before all of the fear regarding the COVID-19 virus erupted earlier this month, many in the community were looking forward to the traditional assortment of events and activities in mid-March that typically usher in the beginning of spring.

The Saskatchewan Liquor and Gaming Authority’s (SLGA) charitable gaming grant program provided almost $1.2 million to more than 400 groups and organizations across the province during the most recent quarter, which ended Dec. 31.

March 21 is marked on the Canadian calendar as national Anti-Discrimination Day.