Estevan Mercury

Moose sightings in southeast Saskatchewan have become quite frequent. This youngster was spotted wandering in the field by Highway 18 not far from Oungre. Moose can develop a speed of up to 60 kilometres per hour and may weigh up to 680 kilos.

Ian Cushon’s recent purchase of an aerial lift aligns with the objectives of Canadian Agricultural Safety Week.

The Estevan Humane Society has embarked on a new fundraiser with a talented artist who is also an animal lover. BJ Zieger, who owns Lucky Buddha Tattoo, will provide a tattoo or portrait of a pet/animal of choice for the winner of a raffle.

There are 87 new cases of COVID-19 and 114 recoveries to report in Saskatchewan on March 17, bringing the provincial total to 30,970 cases. One Saskatchewan resident who tested positive for COVID-19 has died.

A parcel of land on Nesbitt Drive was purchased back in 2013 with the intention of creating a multi-bay, eco-friendly vehicle wash business called the Rock-N-Wash.

It was an announcement that people had been waiting to hear: the provincial government was increasing the number of people allowed for private indoor gatherings from five to 10.

Mary Jacobs is well-known locally for her love of photography. She has been seen taking photos at many events over the years. She was the long-time chair of the domestics show at the Estevan Exhibition Association’s fair.

Last Sunday my phone took up the reins of power and switched to summer time, rudely stating that I was already an hour behind the schedule.

Popular travel blogger and influencer Ashlyn George recently gave Estevan a visit to explore the best the Energy City has to offer in March.

A new report released by the Canadian Taxpayers Federation (CTF) shows the amount that municipalities are spending on a per capita basis in Saskatchewan, and it paints an interesting picture for Estevan.