Estevan Mercury

There wasn’t much in the federal budget to stir the souls of 1.1 million Saskatchewan residents according to post-budget reports and analysis.

Boys and men have no idea how to attract women. Some are blessed with pouty good looks and money so the job becomes a lot easier for them.

The Editor: In his March 18 Leader Post article, Murray Mandryk accuses the NDP of being “stupid” to bring up the fact the Sask. Party has been hell-bent on privatization.

Estevan city council has tabled a decision on repairs for Kensington Avenue from King Street to the northern city limits. Council received a document on the project from city engineer Kiflom Weldeab at Monday night’s meeting.

The rate increases at the Estevan landfill are officially going ahead, as Estevan city council gave second and third reading to a bylaw at Monday night’s meeting. The rates won’t go up for the average landfill users.

Like many organizations in the southeast, the United Way Estevan faced challenges in 2015 due to the slowdown in the local economy, but they persevered and managed to reach their goal.

A re-elected Saskatchewan Party government will eliminate red-tape that is preventing local food businesses, individuals and voluntary organizations from preparing low-risk foods like cookies, candy, pies and buns in their homes for direct sale to co

A significant portion of the business community sat down on, Tuesday, to hear about the changes that the Estevan Chamber of Commerce has undergone in the past year.

Estevan Police Service members dealt with a variety of calls, including a couple of impaired drivers and an ongoing scam. Officers received a report of an assault during the March 21 day shift. The matter remains under investigation.

Jenny Western is a fan of the do-it-yourself (DIY) movement and other forms of crafts that are growing in popularity in the art community. But she admits she has been cynical at times about their popularity.