Estevan Mercury

Members of the Estevan Police Service handled a variety of calls on Tuesday.

While the fair and rodeo is not until June, rodeo princesses Meadow Skuce, Jesa Colliness and Seriah Potoma have already started working toward their goal. Editor's note: In the article that appeared in Estevan Mercury newspaper on May 17, 2023, the bios of Meadow Skuce and Seriah Potoma were swaped. The mistake was corrected in the below article. Please, take online version of the story over the printed one. 

This year to mark National Police Week, celebrated from May 14-20, the Mercury turned to a couple of Estevan female police officers who made extra steps and chose special fields of interest in this already demanding job.

Corliss Rassyle delivered her Be the Best You speech to the Southeast Women of Distinction Awards on May 10 at the Estevan Exhibition Association's building.

Southeast College announced a renewed scholarship partnership with Vermilion Energy Inc., who committed to a $9,000 contribution over the next three years

Moe outlines SaskPower is committed to net zero in 2050; won’t go along with 2035 target which he says will be unaffordable and impossible to meet.

Estevan McDonalds partook in McHappy Day on May 10, raising funds for the Ronald McDonald House in Saskatoon.

Sam Demma brought his Empty Your Backpack Tour, touching on the importance of mental health awareness, kindness, anti-bullying initiatives and overcoming adversity.

Cpl. Craig Park has accepted a new job with the RCMP's Major Crimes Unit South in Regina. He has been working with the Estevan detachment since 2016, and said he really enjoyed his time in the community.