Estevan Mercury

The Estevan KPC mosquito AAA Sluggers dropped a doubleheader against the Regina Buffalos on May 23 in their home opener. Estevan led throughout the first game, but eventually lost 11-10 and fell 15-5 in the following game.

The Estevan novice Dayman Trucking lacrosse team earned the silver medal and finished with a record of 2-2 during a tournament in Estevan from May 22 to 24. The Estevan novice Vipers also competed in the tournament but finished with a record of 0-4.

The Southeast Legacy midget AAA Twins recently went 1-3 during a four-game home stand over the weekend. The Twins played a double header against the Swift Current Indians on May 23 and lost both games 14-4 and 8-4.

CBSA's detector dog Holly shows off why she's a three-time detector dog champion

The Editor, Energy has become the most important commodity of our industrial age so why are our energy ambitions not based on promoting and using free energy, endless energy renewed every day, every second, energy that carries no pollution, energy th

The tourist season in the Energy City isn’t a make-it or break-it time for Estevan, but there are far too many opportunities in the summer months for us to ignore the benefits that culture, recreation and leisure can provide to the local economy.

The Southeast Regional College is continuing to move forward with the development of an affordable housing complex.

CBSA opens doors to the North Port of entry

Editor’s note: this letter is a reply to a letter published in the Mercury on April 27by Vicky O’Dell, federal NDP candidate for Souris-Moose Mountain The Editor, I would like to commend the Federal NDP Candidate, Vicky O’Dell, for her bravery in sha

Very young children want to learn, so finding the elements that stimulate that eagerness even further is what stimulates early learning professionals like Sandi Klatt and Kristy Johnson.