Opinion

Dear editor, On behalf of The War Amps, I would like to thank David Willberg for his excellent story on Emma Grobbink, a local member of The War Amps Child Amputee (CHAMP) Program, in the Sept. 12 edition of the Estevan Mercury.

Amanda Minchin

For me, everything changed over the course of the past several weeks: various fall activities have begun; school has started and volunteer organizations are gearing up for autumn and winter activities; board meetings are chugging back into action; to

Everyone loves an underdog story. From kids who start out in bad situations and make it big, to sports teams that should lose but end up winning, we like big, unexpected results.

Kenton Dampchuk, a cryptozoologist with a resemblance to musician Carl Johnson of Library Voices, has been talking about a swamp monster living in Regina’s Wascana Lake in the media since a year ago.

Greg Nikkel [email protected] Ontario Premier Doug Ford may end up precipitating a constitutional crisis, all because of his peculiar insistence on forcing the City of Toronto to reduce the size of its council, in a municipal election year.

By Shelley Luedtke Our oldest daughter has lived away from home for several years but has a fair amount of belongings in what she insists is still her bedroom.

By Linda Wegner For me, everything changed over the course of the past several weeks: various Fall activities have begun; school has started and volunteer organizations are gearing up for autumn and winter activities; board meetings are chugging back

You can forgive skeptics who think the City of Estevan always intended to have its Visitor Information Centre remain open throughout the year.

Cheers to the Estevan Humane Society for organizing the Duck Derby on the weekend. Fun activities for the entire family. Cheers to 20 years for the Ride for Ronald McDonald House. This year might have been one of the best years yet.