Estevan Mercury

October proved to be a busy month for Canada Border Service Agency officers at both the Estevan Highway and North Portal crossings.

On Nov. 11, members of the EPS were asked to respond to a complaint of a fight in progress at a local lounge. Information that was relayed to police indicated that one of the combatants had threatened the other with a knife.

There was a little drama at the Estevan Comprehensive School Monday afternoon, after a car caught fire in the school's parking lot.

On November 11 of all days, a World War II-era mortar shell was found in Estevan.

Although the first blast of snow has already come and gone in southeast Saskatchewan, a number of communities including Estevan are preparing for the winter months.

The Editor, Saskatchewan, and all of Canada, has much to celebrate as we enjoy freedoms unequaled almost anywhere else in the world.