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David Willberg

David Willberg

David Willberg is a freelance content creator who has more than 24 years of experience working in the media in southeast Saskatchewan.
David graduated from Trinity Western University in April 2000 with a bachelor of arts in communications, and moved to Estevan in September 2000 to work for Â鶹ÊÓƵeast Lifestyles newspaper, where he was the lone full-time reporter for most of his tenure. In 2008, he became the editor for Lifestyles.
He joined the Estevan Mercury in 2015, after the newsrooms for Lifestyles and the Mercury were merged. He served as the editor for Lifestyles and a reporter for the Mercury.
In 2017, he became the editor for the Mercury, and remained in the role until January 2025.
Along with his work at the Mercury and Lifestyles, David also wrote sports for Weyburn This Week from 2008-2010, and he was the regional editor of the Carlyle Obsserver from July 2020-January 2025.

Recent Work by David

Fundraiser brings in $127,000 for SE town's rec facilities

Fundraiser brings in $127,000 for SE town's rec facilities

The 30th annual MORE 2000 fundraiser in Midale had lots to offer.
City of Estevan's motion on mental health approved at SUMA

City of Estevan's motion on mental health approved at SUMA

Coun. Kirsten Walliser from Estevan city council addressed the motion before the vote at convention.
EPS officer's case again heard in court in Estevan

EPS officer's case again heard in court in Estevan

Const. Vaughn Golden is facing four charges.
Tory candidate Bonk addresses crowd during Estevan visit

Tory candidate Bonk addresses crowd during Estevan visit

Steven Bonk addressed numerous topics during a speech and a lengthy question-and-answer session.
Estevan city council receives annual water reports

Estevan city council receives annual water reports

Council also discussed traffic lights, community events and more during the meeting.
New group meeting to discuss future of Estevan rec facilities

New group meeting to discuss future of Estevan rec facilities

One meeting has already taken place, and another is set for April 16.
Candidate excited to represent new Canadian Future Party

Candidate excited to represent new Canadian Future Party

Lyndon Dayman will represent the party in Souris-Moose Mountain
Carnduff man, facing numerous charges, was back in court

Carnduff man, facing numerous charges, was back in court

Zachary Christopher Hillis was slated to be sentenced on two charges, stemming from an arrest in June 2024.
Work continues, support remains to bring MRI to the southeast

Work continues, support remains to bring MRI to the southeast

Construction is expected to begin soon on building that will house the MRI.
Fresh Air Fitness receives $25,000 for pickleball court

Fresh Air Fitness receives $25,000 for pickleball court

The money came from Kingston Midstream, and Tundra Oil & Gas.
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