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Estevan city council has approved amendments to the policy for false alarms in the city. The false alarm fee for service policy is designed to reduce the number of preventable and unwarranted false alarm responses by the Estevan Fire Rescue Service.

The Saskatchewan government, since at least 2007, has repeatedly emphasized that it is not touching oil and gas royalties. Now, it seems the new United Conservative Party government in Alberta has chosen to follow the same path.

Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe isn’t too impressed with the federal government’s actions in finally passing two controversial bills, Bill C-69, the Impact Assessment Act, and Bill C-48, the Oil Tanker Moratorium Act, in late June.

Estevan city council discussed plans to reduce the number of uncontrolled intersections in the community during their meeting on Monday night.

Â鶹ÊÓƵeast College’s 2019-2020 full-time program schedule was recently updated due to lower student numbers than anticipated. The fourth class power engineering and welding applied certificate courses that were scheduled to start Sept.

Despite the somewhat unusual spring and early summer weather, in general, the soil in southeast Saskatchewan still has a descent amount of moisture. Except for a few pockets, most areas received some rain over the past month.

The McDonald’s restaurant in Estevan is celebrating the completion its new state-of-the-art dual-lane drive thru.

Estevan Chamber of Commerce decided to personally reach out to its members for involvement.

The finalists for Week 4 have been announced for the Pop In to Win promotion being offered by Estevan Mercury Publications and Power Dodge. People have been converging on businesses in the community that have a draw box for Pop in to Win.

Reaching back 162 years to the founding of the Richardson family business, the owners of Tundra Energy Marketing Limited, or TEML, have given it a new name – Kingston Midstream. Hartley T.