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We will never forget our friend Kim

We will never forget our friend Kim

She kept it simple with no false airs. She was our rock and now she’s gone. The Estevan Mercury family lost one of their most cherished members last week with the passing of Kim Schoff. It was Kim, not Kimberley.
Woodlawn Park pays tribute to long-time employee

Woodlawn Park pays tribute to long-time employee

The Woodlawn Regional Park Authority has found a lasting way to pay tribute to long-time employee Larry Horrocks. The walking bridge that crosses the Souris River has been named the Larry Horrocks Bridge.
Newcomer Services gets employees in the know on their rights at work

Newcomer Services gets employees in the know on their rights at work

Southeast Newcomer Services wants to make sure everyone knows their rights on the job. The organization’s Oct.
Domestic incidents and break and enters among calls for police

Domestic incidents and break and enters among calls for police

Estevan Police Service members were called to domestic disputes, break and enter incidents and other calls during the past week. Police were called to a report of an assault in progress in northeast Estevan during the Oct. 6 day shift.

Sun Country has healthy number of doctors

In the last five years, Sun Country Health Region has come a long way, in terms of how many practicing physicians it now offers within its territory.
Apex Bruins start season with two wins

Apex Bruins start season with two wins

A veteran laden lineup helped the Estevan Apex Bruins midget AA hockey team jump out to a quick start in the 2015-16 season.
College's partnership with Sask. Polytechnic a first in the province

College's partnership with Sask. Polytechnic a first in the province

Southeast College and Saskatchewan Polytechnic have reached an agreement that creates new and enhanced skills training opportunities for students in southeastern Saskatchewan – an arrangement that is the first of its kind in the province.

Saskatchewan's minimum wage has increased

Saskatchewan’s minimum wage has increased 30 cents to $10.50 an hour, effective Oct. 1. The minimum wage has increased by 32 per cent since 2007. It was $7.95 an hour eight years ago.

Southeast leads province in harvest progress

Warm and relatively dry weather has allowed many producers to return to the field and make harvest progress, according to the weekly crop report released by Saskatchewan Agriculture on Oct. 1.

Fall legislature sitting opens Oct. 13, will lack a throne speech

The fall sitting of the Saskatchewan Legislature is coming up, where a number of critical provincial legal matters will be discussed and debated at great length.
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