Estevan Mercury

Last Thursday, under the blazing heat of the August sun, the Souris Valley Theatre was host to a travelling theatre group, acting out a quintessentially Saskatchewan experience.

The Editor, The Saskatchewan Green Party wants to know how charging a ‘Beach Tax’ in Provincial Parks and then making it impossible for the fee to be paid fits in with the vision of Keeping Saskatchewan Strong? Provincial Parks are charging a seven-d

The Estevan Police Service (EPS) has seized $25,000 from a safety deposit box in the latest development associated with a drug bust earlier this month.

The Estevan Police Service (EPS) is thrilled with the turnout for the open house that the law enforcement agency hosted on Saturday. Police Chief Paul Ladouceur said an estimated 500 people toured the police station.

A new bylaw will provide some regulations on parks usage in Estevan. Estevan City Council gave three readings for the bylaw at their meeting on Monday night.

The kids of summer had a good time doing a little creative work with the Estevan Mercury when they engaged in a second year of Art and Ads in partnership with the Estevan Art Gallery and Museum.

This week it’s about politicians dear diary, but not about my stalled mayoral bid. Having been exposed to several politicians, I have made a few observations over the years. One of the latest is Brad Wall.

The Editor: As a true Canadian I am very frightened that Canadians are seriously considering electing a socialist government.

So there it was, words straight from the horse’s mouth. Saudi Arabia’s oil minister Ali Al-Naimi shook up the Business and Climate Summit delegates who were attending the conference in Paris a couple of months ago.

Regardless of whether he’s playing country music or the blues, or if he’s playing on stage on his own or with his Dukes band backing him up, Steve Earle is still an entertaining performer.