Estevan Mercury

The Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) noted in a recent report they had experienced a busy month of April with a number of incidents being recorded that warranted more public exposure, like an April 9 incident that led to the seizure of a .

It’s irrefutable fact that every kid who has ever owned a bicycle has had it stolen or lost. Except me. That’s because I had the world’s worst bicycle and held that title for three years.

Have an escape plan and share it. There have been volumes written and spoken about the Fort McMurray fire with regards to the devastation it brought upon a good portion of that city’s population.

While Vision Health Month (May) is now on the down slope, that does not mean Saskatchewan residents can start ignoring their vision health care needs until next May.

A resolution might be on the horizon due to a lack of assisted living units for seniors in the Energy City. Estevan city council heard a presentation from Manitoba-based Bridge Road Developments at council’s meeting on May 9.

Cadets, past cadets and a number of local dignitaries met at the Estevan Civic Auditorium for a combination of important events for the Wylie-Mitchell Air Cadet Squadron No. 30.

JuneWarren-Nickle’s Energy Group (JWN) and Glacier Media, its parent company, are working together in the relief effort for the embattled citizens of Fort McMurray.

The Saskatchewan legislative assembly is finally back to business following the April 4 general provincial election. The throne speech has been delivered with the expectations of June 1 provincial budget.

Canadian rock music legends Prism and Harlequin will take their turn on stage at Affinity Place in the Energy City on June 18 as the Saskatchewan Summer Games host committee makes another major fundraising push before the Games begin in late July.

Affinity Place was packed to the brims with people excited to get out and savour all that was available this past weekend.