Opinion

Cheers: Cheers to St. Joseph’s Hospital’s emergency department nurses and Dr. Daniel Garcia for how he introduced himself to a young child when she was brought in Thursday. Their patience and level of care was amazing.

We hear a lot about COVID fatigue. Frankly, most people were suffering from COVID fatigue back around March 31, less than three weeks after the virus was first diagnosed in Saskatchewan.

It started innocuously enough: a press release from the city came out Wednesday, saying that Perkins Street would be closed from First Street A to Fourth Avenue. At this time of year, it’s not uncommon to have a road closed due to a water main break.

My Nikkel’s Worth column

Weyburn Review Editorial

You know how in movies about cops, the FBI and any other types of law enforcement agencies, the characters always have a full floor, if not a few, where they have rows and rows of shelves with files? I've never been to other police stations, but I kn

I’ve almost forgotten what an entire human face looks like and sometimes, in all honesty, I’m thankful for that.

There was yet another low land sale this month. The Shaunavon area, seen here in early January, had no bids

Cheers: Cheers to the person or persons who have been clearing the snow off all the sidewalks and on the corners of Poplar Bay. As well as, cheers to the ones who have helped their neighbours with their driveways.

When I bought a condo back in 2013, one of the reasons I cited was that “13 years in Estevan’s rental market was long enough.” Granted, most of my experiences weren’t bad. The first few years I lived here were fine.