Estevan

The Saskatchewan RCMP has released another list of 10 wanted persons in the province, whom the police hope to obtain information on. The persons selected for the list are chosen based on a review of their current criminal charges and the potential harm they pose to communities in Saskatchewan. 

While ten names are on the list, only one has a known possible location here in the southeast:

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The Saskatchewan Health Authority has announced a temporary disruption to emergency services at the Galloway Health Centre.

From 12:30 p.m. on Thursday, August 14, until 8 a.m. on Friday, August 15, 2025, emergency services and acute in-patient care will not be available at the facility. Long-term care services will continue as usual and are not affected by this disruption.

There's a growing push for Prime Minister Mark Carney and the Liberal government to step up and help support Western Canadian producers that are being impacted by the increased tariffs on canola.

Estevan has had a wetter summer with some extra rain in July, and the city's water situation has seen a good few items according to the latest water quality report from the city.

In July, the city's Water Treatment Plant processed 163,587,800 liters of water, 158,434,700 of which were sent to the municipal water system.

The Southeast Saskatchewan Martial Arts Summit is coming to the Nicholson Centre on Aug. 23, bringing together seven local clubs to showcase martial arts in the region.

The summit runs from 9 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. The $40 registration fee includes all presentations, food throughout the day, a catered lunch, and a small dinner buffet.

Residents and supporters of Creighton Lodge gathered for a special fundraising BBQ on Wednesday, hosted by HUB International staff, with proceeds going toward the lodge’s ongoing kitchen expansion project.

Work on Collins Road, also known as Woodlawn Avenue South, continues today.

The road is closed to through traffic for maintenance and will remain shut until the work is complete.

Drivers are asked to avoid the area until the work has been completed. 

A U.S based company is hoping to see more flax grown in the prairies.

Grain Millers, a Minnesota based company, is expanding its operations in Western Canada. 

The company operates an oat processing facility at Yorkton, Saskatchewan, and has been leasing a small flax processing facility in Saskatoon.

President and CEO Todd Stohlmeyer says with the lease wrapping up and the interest they've seen in flax they decided to build their own facility at Delisle, Saskatchewan
about 43 kilometres southwest of Saskatoon.

Officials say the largest wildfire burning in Newfoundland and Labrador may have destroyed up to 100 homes and structures.

However, Premier John Hogan says it is still too dangerous for crews to get into the area to complete an accurate tally.

The fire burning along the northwestern shore of Conception Bay began on Aug. 3 near Kingston, N.L.,  and Hogan says it now measures more than eight square kilometres.

With harvest underway, producers and motorists are being reminded to take extra time and make safety a priority.

That means watching out for large equipment moving on grid roads or highways as producers move from one field to another.

Farmers are also reminded to take frequent rest breaks, make sure someone knows where they are working, eat properly, and make sure to get enough sleep so they are refreshed and ready to go the next day.