Estevan Mercury

The City of Estevan has launched the first phase of a new branding strategy that they hope will lead to more consistency in its promotional efforts, and eventually create a better image for the community.

Trent Wotherspoon has been elected as the new leader of the official opposition in the legislative assembly.

Southeast Saskatchewan was back on top in terms of attracting the most interest and dollars in the sale of Crown petroleum and natural gas dispositions during the April 12 public offering by the Ministry of the Economy.

Creative Saskatchewan announced last week that a significant change has been made to its policies that will give more provincial organizations, for the first time, access to its grant programs.

A couple of important areas in Estevan’s city hall have been receiving a makeover.

It was a good year last year at Woodlawn Regional Park with the two parks that are incorporated as one, enjoying near full status on a daily and weekly basis during the peak summer camping period.

The Estevan Police Service (EPS) is seeking the public’s assistance in dealing with a break-and-enter that occurred during the April 13 day shift. Police were notified of a theft that occurred at a residence in the Pleasantdale area.

The Editor: This is an open letter to Brad Wall and Dustin Duncan and the current government regarding the problems in navigating the health-care system. Mr. Wall and Mr.

Local authorities are cautioning newcomers who’ve recently arrived in Canada to beware of fraud, after the report of a recent incident, specifically targeting newcomers to Estevan.

As the temperature begins to rise, so does the price of gas in Saskatchewan. This change as the season in which people tend to drive more begins, is also driven by a number of factors.