Estevan Mercury

There are 245 new cases of COVID-19 and 296 recoveries to report in Saskatchewan on April 23, bringing the provincial total to 39,392 cases.

“Please keep shopping and travelling to essential needs only.” As if we haven’t heard those words.

If this pandemic and its resulting demands had happened 10 years ago, it would have been a huge challenge for the South East Cornerstone Public School Division’s instructional technology team to answer the call for assistance.

St. Joseph’s Hospital has announced the arrival of Dr. Simranjit Chhabra, a family physician, who started her practice this month in Estevan at the Primacy Medical Clinic, located at the No Frills Grocery store.

With over half of farm safety incidents happening between April and June, SaskPower is reminding farmers to take the extra time to ‘Look Up and Live’ while working around overhead power lines. It could prevent serious injury or even death.

Families of residents in long-term care homes and personal care homes in Saskatchewan will soon be able to safely spend more time together, thanks to the COVID-19 vaccination program.

So many of us have been experiencing feelings of fear, anger or anxiety when doing everyday things during the pandemic.

After initial skepticism around the legitimacy of bitcoin, it’s now clear that it’s here to stay as major institutions and corporations bet big on the cryptocurrency.

There are 254 new cases of COVID-19 and 299 recoveries to report in Saskatchewan on April 22, bringing the provincial total to 39,137 cases. There is one (1) new death reported in the 50 to 59 age group in the South Central zone.

Editor's Note: This is the latest in the 4-H Member of Month profiles that appear in Southeast Agri News. This article is sponsored by Nelson Motors and Equipment in Estevan. Thanks to Nelson Motors for their support of this initiative.