Estevan Mercury

The Government of Saskatchewan’s approach to reopening the province should be described as measured, methodical and patient. And that’s likely what they were aiming for. It’s obviously not going to make everyone happy.

Effective 8 a.m. on May 12, eligibility in the provincial age-based immunization program moves to 26 years of age and older, except for residents living in the Northern Saskatchewan Administration District, where it remains at age 18 and older.

The Radiothon for Life is just weeks away and this year the St. Joseph's Hospital Foundation's big fundraiser will be raising money for the all-new outpatient centre, which is set to open towards the end of 2021.

Local artist Deanna Brown's first colouring book became available through Amazon on May 5. The Ultimate Mandala offers over 300 unique, stress-relieving and charming designs to be coloured, enjoyed and potentially turned into decoration pieces.

The dream of having an interconnected pathway system in Estevan has taken a large leap forward. The City of Estevan is to receive nearly $2.

Estevan city council has decided that benches sponsored by Pro-Life Estevan and Area – and likely some other organizations in the future – will not be allowed in city parks, but Pro-Life president Bridget Bittman hopes that council will reverse its d

Carievale Greenhouse opened its doors to its first customers on May 1, after a break of a few years.

With the new Re-open Saskatchewan plan, we got some light at the end of the tunnel. And it seems that the light is not even that far off.

Two members of the Estevan Comprehensive School (ECS) Elecs senior girls’ basketball program have committed to play at the post-secondary level for next season. Bethany Montebon has signed with the Lakeland College Rustlers in Lloydminster, Alta.

While it’s been a unique year for the Tots in Training preschool in Estevan, the children have still learned a lot, and had plenty of fun in the process.