Estevan Mercury

The Estevan Mercury is starting its newest big campaign next week. All the way throughout March, we will be celebrating Women of Estevan and surrounding areas.

Estevan city council approved the 2021 budget at Monday night’s meeting, following final discussions about the document’s contents and third-party grants.

It was a fun afternoon for a local family at Woodlawn Regional Park Sunday afternoon. Lucas Gate went for a ride on a sled pulled by family dog Chance. Watch the fun were Lucas’ brother Oliver, mother Justine Haines and another family dog Lacey.

The Carnduff Curling Club has received a boost after winning a provincial contest. Carnduff finished first in the Affinity Credit Union Season of Curling competition.

On the last Wednesday of February, many people across Canada put on pink shirts that to show their stand against bullying.

Local vehicle dealerships have sold vehicles to a variety of locations, but Power Dodge in Estevan recently had a most unique sale. The dealership sold a 2018 Dodge Durango RT to a customer named Dejvid Slakopovich in Slovakia.

SaskPower was called to another outage in Estevan on Tuesday night. The outage was reported at 9:32 p.m. to repair a pole damaged by a fire. Power was restored by 11:40 p.m.

The Government of Saskatchewan is committing $15 million of new funding to further support important pandemic research by the Vaccine and Infectious Disease Organization (VIDO) at the University of Saskatchewan.

Hillside Public School Grade 8 graduation class posed for photographer Gordon Knight. Front row, from left, Barry Dean, Heather Stubel, Julie Frijouf, Linda Craigen, Velma Muirhead, Laura Stubel and Rodney Reykdal.

Police Chief Paul Ladouceur believes front-line police officers should be among the first to receive the COVID-19 vaccine.