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Agriculture Ministers from Alberta, Saskatchewan and British Columbia are welcoming the Government of Canada's plan to give producers marketing choice for wheat, durum and barley.

Maryfield Agricultural Fair is celebrating its 97th year on Thursday, July 28, and according to event organizer Freda Hill, there are some very special attractions coming to the event for the first time.

The Ramada, along with other construction in the area, is experiencing delays caused by this year's weather.

It's that time of year again. The Red Barn flea market is open for business. Opening July 3, the market place was packed with people shopping, mingling and taking in this year's vendors.

After enduring one of the busiest periods in its existence, life is gradually returning to normal for the members of the Estevan Fire Rescue Service.

The Southeast Legacy Twins finally played their first game of the season in Estevan on Wednesday at Lynn Prime Park.

A week of variety for EPS members

With Courtney Struble now missing for over seven years, the RCMP says it has a working theory on what led to her disappearance July 9, 2004. Cpl.

The Weyburn Chamber of Commerce is hoping that any future increases in the province's minimum wage will stay independent of economic indicators, in light of the fact the provincial minimum wage is scheduled to go up from $9.25 per hour to $9.

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