In the Community

After several snowstorms and blizzards, Estevan turned towards spring later in April. The city celebrated the return of several bigger events and enjoyed many sports tournaments and activities.

In March, wildlife was seen entering city limits, while various sports events also kept the community engaged and entertained.

Early February brought in some frigid temperatures, but residents still had lots of activities to enjoy, both indoors and outdoors, with most of the COVID-related restrictions being lifted by the end of the month.

Councillor Anthony Sernick took the oath of office at the start of the meeting. The other incoming member, Councillor Rebecca Foord, was sworn in at the previous meeting in November.

January is typically known for freezing temperatures, strong winds, storms and plenty of time spent indoors, and January 2022 lived up to its reputation. Yet many events and activities made a return in January and throughout the year.

Michelle Moore has accumulated 154 nativity scenes

Pie baking gathering was a huge success

13-year old entertains residents at Moose Mountain Lodge in Carlyle

Royal Canadian Legion held annual Christmas supper and presentations to organizations in the area