Estevan Mercury

With ongoing summer travel and the back to school season underway, the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) is expecting higher traffic volumes throughout the holiday weekend and into Monday.

We haven't played in the sand box for a few months have we, dear diary? So let's do that this week since I have so many topics to cover and so little time. First, it's back to school for the kids.

Speed limits could be changing as early as spring 2015

The board of trustees of the South East Cornerstone Public School Division got back to a normal flow of general business on Aug. 21 when they met in the division's head office in Weyburn following a one-month summer break.

By Norm Park [email protected] The newly appointed director of education for the South East Cornerstone Public School Division, has no interest in rocking boats or stirring waters.

CP Rail has issued a statement regarding the cause of the low-speed derailment that occurred in Estevan on May 8.

Thanks to their Twitter account and some helpful citizens, Estevan Police Service members were able to wrap up a theft investigation within 24 hours of posting some photos and information on the account.

By Norm Park [email protected] Two groups with major fundraising goals are zeroing in on their targets with the expectation of reaching them within a few months.

The lead up to this weekend's Labour Day begins a period of rapid transition full of endings and beginnings. You can see it in the fields and feel it in the air and hear it in the way people talk. The times, they are changing.

The Estevan Public Library will be the scene of two public readings by authors in September. Todd Devonshire will be reading from his small town hockey book, Rink Burgers on Saturday, Sept.