Estevan Mercury

Two of the men allegedly involved in a Nov. 27 home invasion in Estevan have been released from custody. Joseph Debigare and Peter McQuinn were both granted bail following a show cause hearing Thursday in Estevan court.

News and notes from the Dec. 19 regular meeting of Estevan city council. The bylaw setting the utility rates for 2012 was passed at the Dec.19 meeting and as expected, council has agreed upon a 10 per cent increase. Mayor Gary St.

The author of a book about the festivities of the Ukrainian Christmas was in Estevan sharing the stories of her family's get togethers over the years.

November CBSA report

The South East Cornerstone Public School Division trustees heard three presentations and visited with one delegation on Dec. 15 during their regular open business session held in Weyburn.

The Holiday Train brought lights and music, but the large crowd of locals brought food and funding for the needy. That's what the Canadian Pacific Railway's cross-border Holiday Train is all about.

A major piece of the $1.24 billion carbon capture and sequestration project rolled into the Boundary Dam Power Station last week.

Estevan Police Service (EPS) have released the name of the man who died in the detention area of the EPS on Dec. 20. The man has been identified as Bradley Stephen Stadey, 52, originally from Ontario who had arrived in Estevan to seek employment.

One shot hit the rim, then another, then a third, and then it was over.