Estevan Mercury

The Crescent Point Energy Western Canada Cup (WCC) corporate sponsors and the many individuals who have picked up tournament passes are now getting their seats for the April 30 to May 8 tournament, but a call is out for more supporters to get involve

It took 20 minutes for the CanElson Drilling Estevan Bruins to get their feet under them at a packed Crescent Point Place in Weyburn on Saturday, but once the second period started the Black and Gold got down to business.

The Estevan Apex midget AA Bruins let their special teams play do the talking in a dominating 10-1 playoff win over the Notre Dame Hounds at Affinity Place on Saturday.

Despite only dressing seven forwards and three defencemen, the Estevan PowerTech midget AA Panthers battled the Swift Current Titans to a hard-fought 1-0 loss in the first game of their Saskatchewan Hockey Association provincial semifinal series at t

The Weyburn DQ Blizzards won the inaugural South Sask Female Hockey League atom division championship with a come-from-behind 7-4 win over the Estevan Senchuk Ford Mustangs in the title game at the Civic Auditorium on Sunday.

The Estevan TS&M bantam AA Bruins came back from an early one-goal and one-game deficit to beat the Regina Aces in Game 3 of their best-of-three third-round playoff series at Affinity Place on Sunday, but their biggest challenge of this hockey season

The Sacred Heart School Crusaders Grade 7/8 girls basketball team won the 2016 city championship at home on Friday night by holding off a late surging Spruce Ridge School Cougars squad for a 31-28 title game win.

You won’t find a lot of complaining about the winter weather in this column. How lucky we’ve been this year to have such sunny days and no blizzards at all. We just hope we didn’t speak too soon.

There is a growing concern over the state of affairs in the Saskatchewan oil industry and a veteran of the oilpatch knows why and wonders what can be done to correct a growing problem.

Putting a price on carbon was a question we posed to then Prime Minister Stephen Harper when he paid Estevan a visit in 2008 to re-announce the federal contribution of $240 million for this province’s carbon capture project.