Estevan Mercury

The following is a letter sent to Premier Brad Wall and Highways and Infrastructure manager and spokesman Doug Wakabayashi last week by a member of the Time to Twin Highway 39 and 6 committee on April 27. We print it with permission of the author.

A late third-period line brawl capped the Brooks Bandits 4-2 win over the West Kelowna Warriors on the second afternoon of the Crescent Point Energy Western Canada Cup.

The Portage Terriers won their second game of the Crescent Point Energy Western Canada Cup (WCC) with a 3-2 defeat of the CanElson Drilling Estevan Bruins at Affinity Place on Sunday.

The Brooks Bandits dominated the first period of their 3-0 win over the Melfort Mustangs on Monday night at Affinity Place, but seemed to take their foot off the pedal the rest of the way.

The Estevan Police Service (EPS) charged one person for impaired driving and several people for breaching their release conditions during the final days of April.

In response to the Bill C-14, a bill intended to amend laws to permit doctor-assisted suicide when certain eligibility criteria and safeguards are in place, a number of local objectors conducted a formal a protest, on Fourth Street.

Members of the Canadian Federation of University Women-Estevan Club and guests gathered for a discussion about health care at an event the club held on Saturday.

A local water polo sensation will be looking to capture two gold medals for two different teams at a national championship tournament later this month.

A massive track-and-field meet is being held at the Estevan Comprehensive School (ECS) Panteluk Athletic Field and Chamney Family Running Track on May 12 to celebrate the grand opening of the facility.

Two special guests thrilled audience members at the 2016 Crescent Point Energy Western Canada Cup (WCC) Corporate Sponsor’s Appreciation Banquet in the Power Dodge Curling Centre last Wednesday.