Estevan Mercury

The Editor: Real Change is a bright pathway forward for Saskatchewan, but sometimes tough questions need to be asked of the provincial government. One of those questions would be, is the almost $1.

The Editor: I know it is an extremely popular activity to deny the environmental crisis we are in. Somehow there has been a disconnect created between our human activity and environmental degradation.

The results of the citizen satisfaction survey commissioned by the City of Estevan are out, and they show people are satisfied with many of the city’s efforts, but concerns linger about roads and taxes.

The changes being made to trucking rules in Saskatchewan are being touted as improvements by regulatory agencies and the trucking industry itself. It was announced on Oct.

The Estevan Flying Club paid tribute to one of Saskatchewan’s oldest active pilots on Nov. 1 when about 40 people gathered at the Estevan Municipal Airport to toast Maurice Monteyne, 88, while handing him a plaque commemorating the event.

Two people were arrested on Thursday night in connection with the latest drug bust in the city.

The shorter days and the cooler temperatures mean that fall now has a grip over the Estevan area. It also means the capital works season for the City of Estevan is virtually finished.

Premier Brad Wall would have had more than a quorum if he had decided to hold a provincial cabinet meeting in Estevan last Thursday.

After year of negotiations, Estevan Meter Services Ltd., has purchased Lampman-based Acutech Systems Ltd. The purchase was part of a deal between the two southeast oilpatch companies. The deal officially began on Oct. 31, 2015.

Hillcrest School is looking to create a bigger playground for its students and people living in the neighbourhood, and is running a fundraiser to help achieve that goal.