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The life and legacy of Tommy Douglas will be celebrated on Sunday, October 20 at the Tommy Douglas Centre at 2 p.m.

Envision Counselling and Support Centre is offering a "Boundaries" workshop for women, who would like to learn how to set limits for themselves. During the workshop, women will learn the meaning of boundaries and how to improve relationships.

The City of Estevan has announced a major shakeup at the top of its management team. City manager Jim Puffalt was relieved of his duties Tuesday after 12 years on the job.

The Soo Line Historical Museum is still selling tickets for their annual Gala on Friday, Oct. 18 and Joan Gregory, museum manager, said ticket sales are slow.

Don Sealy, manager of the Therapeutic Animal Park, shows two new features which were constructed for the park by volunteer Joe Stefaniuk.

The City of Estevan is taking a new approach to the ongoing housing crisis. City officials, along with Southeast Regional College CEO Dion McGrath, were in Regina Thursday for a meeting with Housing Minister June Draude.

A group of new companies to Weyburn are offering new services and new opportunities, and they were created by three new immigrant entrepreneurs.

Judge Karl Bazin gave his ruling on Monday following the completion of drug trafficking trials this fall. Daniel Lowenberg was facing two charges of possessing marijuana for the purposes of trafficking and one charge of possessing marijuana.

Water is arguably the most important resource we have, so whether we're pumping it into homes or draining it from fields, everyone shares a stake in the control of H2O.

The Estevan area commercial truck bypass project continues to be a rather fluid issue for both the Ministry of Highways and Infrastructure and local landowners whose properties will be compromised once design and construction work begins.