Lemuel Alquino

"I live in Gainesborough, so I was almost to Carievale which is the next town west. Then all of a sudden, there's a great big green ball of light appeared just over the horizon. It wasn't, like, high up in the sky and it looked like it was falling towards the ground. As it was falling, the green ball diminished a little bit, and it had, like, a white streak behind it."

The Saskatchewan Association of Rural Municipalities (SARM) will be looking for a new leader soon, as President Ray Orb announced he's stepping down from the top job. 

"After 20 years of proudly serving SARM, the timing just feels right. Since announcing back in March that I wouldn’t be seeking re-election, the transition has gone so smoothly that there wasn’t any real reason to delay stepping down," Orb shared in a press release sent out yesterday. 

UPDATE 6:57am: The Estevan Police Service confirms that they have apprehended the suspect and the male is now in custody. 

1700 block of 3rd Street update, shortly after 06:00 AM, Police were able to arrest the outstanding suspect involved in last nights shooting. EPS would like to thank assisting police agencies including the RCMP, Weyburn Police Service, and Regina Police Service. pic.twitter.com/9qZrV8CaAv

2024 will mark six years after the legalization of marijuana in Canada. Since then, the former illegal drug exploded in popularity and has become a point of concern for law enforcement. 

"We're seeing a lot more people driving while under the influence of marijuana. Probably in the last month, the majority of our suspensions have been for people driving while using THC. So, we're seeing a rise in it, and with more ways to test drivers, we're finding more people driving while under the influence," Sergeant Evan Handley with the Estevan Police Service said. 

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With the Provincial Government set to intervene on legal challenges regarding the federal firearms ban, gun owners across the Southeast are keeping their eyes peeled. 

Bill C-21 drew the ire of gun owners in 2023 as the Federal government sought to curb gun crimes in the country. However, Craig Bird doesn't see this as the right approach. 

With the Provincial Government set to intervene on legal challenges regarding the federal firearms ban, gun owners across the Southeast are keeping their eyes peeled. 

Bill C-21 drew the ire of gun owners in 2023 as the Federal government sought to curb gun crimes in the country. However, Craig Bird doesn't see this as the right approach.