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Legion encouraging people to mark Remembrance Day and to honour veterans, but to stay home

Legion encouraging people to mark Remembrance Day and to honour veterans, but to stay home

The Estevan branch of the Royal Canadian Legion is continuing to make plans for a Remembrance Day service unlike any other that it has had before. The service will begin on Nov. 11 at 10:45 a.m.
Medical student chose St. Joseph's Hospital as her base for a year of practical learning

Medical student chose St. Joseph's Hospital as her base for a year of practical learning

Estevan's St. Joseph's Hospital is welcoming another longitudinal integrated clerkship (LIC) program student, Marlize Hipwell.
Estevan family, whose house was damaged by fire, is grateful for help and support

Estevan family, whose house was damaged by fire, is grateful for help and support

It was the middle of the night and the Pettitt family was deep sleeping when a loud banging on the door and screams coming from the outside woke them up. "Around 3:30 in the morning our neighbour came pounding on our door and ringing our doorbell.
Ludwig and Walton offer thoughts at mayoral candidates’ forum

Ludwig and Walton offer thoughts at mayoral candidates’ forum

The two candidates for mayor in the upcoming civic election in Estevan gave their thoughts on a number of issues facing the community during a candidates’ forum Thursday night.
Passing lane projects, including Highway 39, wrapping up for winter

Passing lane projects, including Highway 39, wrapping up for winter

With winter on the horizon, major projects for the Ministry of Highways and Infrastructure are wrapping up.
No new COVID-19 cases in the southeast; two more people in the region have recovered

No new COVID-19 cases in the southeast; two more people in the region have recovered

There are 81 new cases of COVID-19 to report in Saskatchewan on Nov. 3, bringing the provincial total to date to 3,373 cases. There are no new cases in the southeast. Fifty-nine cases have been diagnosed in the region since early March.

Many towns and villages will have elections on Oct. 9

Many towns and villages are going to have elections on Nov. 9.
Province further restricts gathering sizes in private dwellings

Province further restricts gathering sizes in private dwellings

The Saskatchewan Health Authority has announced it is further clamping down on the number of people allowed inside homes. As of 12:01 a.m.

Co-op has been Paying it Forward on Fridays

The Southern Plains Co-op has given people another reason to look forward to Fridays. The co-op launched Pay it Forward Fridays, when it offers something special for the public.

Project offers reason for hope

Ever since it became clear that Units 4 and 5 at the Boundary Dam Power Station would eventually be retired, one of the questions that has been front and centre is how we’ll find the businesses and industries to provide the jobs lost when 4 and 5 com
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