Estevan Mercury

As soon as the new Western Canada Cup format was announced in 2012, with the hosting duties rotating among the four western leagues, we knew the Estevan Bruins would go after it.

It's an unfortunate part of the profession, but it's rare that police are involved in good news stories. With the roll out of a new police recognition program at Estevan Police Service, they hope to balance the scales a little.

It was a busy week for the Estevan Bruins, as the club added two more players to its 2014 recruiting class and made a trade.

It was once again a week of variety for members of the Estevan Police Service as they were asked to investigate such things as illegal drug use, noisy parties, aggressive sales people and suspicious luring activities.

While the City of Estevan patiently awaits movement on residential development of The Meadows north of Wellock Road, they are taking a proactive approach to developing residential lots south of Wellock Road.

Estevan's Anthony Melle finished with back-to-back birdies on the way to collecting his first victory at the Oilfield Technical Society's annual golf tournament at the TS&M Woodlawn Golf Club over the weekend.

News and notes from the May 26 regular meeting of Estevan city council

Estevan Police Service members were involved in a number of activities during the past week including investigations into illegal drug use, traffic violations that caused damage to a local business and a steady run of alcohol-related infractions.

With Hockey Canada playing cards being issued to teams on Sunday, the Estevan Bruins have gotten to work on inking their 2014 recruiting class.

At North Portal, Saskatchewan's busiest border crossing, CBSA officers processed 26,904 travellers (a decline of 180 travellers from April 2013) in 7,673 cars and 10,932 commercial trucks (630 more than in April 2013) last month.