Estevan Mercury

The Editor, Real change means saving Crown corporations from being privatized, but also making them fully accountable to the people of Saskatchewan.

The food may travel fast, but it's certainly not fast food. "There's a balance … if you start rushing it, it turns into fast food," said Sergiy Cherueuko, owner and operator of the Robin Bobbin food truck in Estevan.

It’s not entirely fair to compare American-based political and economic decision makers with their Canadian counterparts, since rules and regulations vary substantially, but, on occasion, some comparisons just have to be made.

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Submitted by Ralph Goodale, Liberal MP for Regina Wascana Constituency With a rash of bad news about the Canadian economy falling into a second recession and Stephen Harper’s deficit not, in fact, being eliminated, and with Senator Mike Duffy’s crimi

Leeann Minogue is excited her play, Dry Streak, will be performed at the Souris Valley Theatre’s Frehlick Hall. Dry Streak is the second main stage show for the theatre this summer.

Guns continue to be confiscated at Saskatchewan land border crossings by Canadian Border Services Agency (CBSA) officers. The smaller border crossings are sometimes the scenes for the arrival of undeclared handguns, as well as rifles.

Modified car driver Riley Emmel gave local race fans at the Estevan Motor Speedway something to cheer about last Saturday in his first win of the season.

Snake finds new home at Royal Saskatchewan Museum

It’s a beautiful summer day after a brief rainstorm, so it’s a perfect time to do a little grumbling for the sake of grumbling.