Estevan

It's that time of year when communities across Southeast Saskatchewan start gearing up for their annual fowl suppers, and St. Peter's Lutheran Church is ready to serve up a feast.

Pastor Hydorn says the event is set for Sunday, November 2nd, with two seatings, the first from 4 to 5:15 and the second from 5:15 to 6:30. "There will be turkey, potatoes," he shared, "and I know there are going to be cabbage rolls because some ladies are already making them. It's going to be all you can eat. It's going to be a wonderful time."

Update: Environment Canada has issued a tornado warning in the southeast as of 2:48 p.m., with a storm located southwest of Carlyle, moving southeast at 20 km/h.

They urge people in the area to take cover immediately if threatening weather approaches. We'll have any more updates as they become available.

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As today's weather system is progressing, Environment and Climate Change Canada has sent out a special weather statement for southeastern Saskatchewan and southwestern Manitoba.

Saskatchewan RCMP Major Crimes continue to investigate the suspicious death of a woman near Weyburn on Friday, September 12, 2025. Police may attend local businesses today and are asking anyone with security footage from the Highway #39 area to come forward.

Update on vehicle/trailer:
The owner and driver of a vehicle towing a trailer south on Range Road 2151 northwest of Weyburn have been identified. They are not connected to this investigation, and police no longer require additional information about this vehicle.

The Grain Growers of Canada (GGC) wants to see two key pieces of infrastructure upgraded at the Port of Vancouver, the country's largest port.

The GGC says the federal government's major projects list remains incomplete if the 1969 Second Narrows Rail Bridge and 1904 New Westminster Rail Bridge upgrades are not included.

Estevan’s junior hockey clubs were both in action over the weekend, with mixed results on the ice.

The SJHL’s Estevan Bruins wrapped up their preseason schedule with two losses to the Virden Oil Capitals. On Friday at Affinity Place, the Bruins fell 4–3 in a shootout, before dropping a 5–0 decision in Virden the following night. The Bruins now prepare for the regular season, which begins Friday in Melville. The home opener is set for Saturday at 7 p.m. at Affinity Place, also against the Millionaires.

Get ready, Estevan! On Friday, October 10th, Southeast Advocates is bringing a brand new event to town: Taste of the Nations at Southeast College’s Estevan campus. The event runs from 6 to 9 p.m. and promises a night of “food, culture, and community,” says Cali Mack, the coordinator with Southeast Advocates.

The Saskatchewan RCMP sent out a notice on Sunday regarding four calves that they believe may have been stolen.

On September 14th, between 1 p.m. and 2 p.m., four bottle-fed calves went missing from a land location in the RM of Wolseley, south of Highway 1 near Highway 47.

The calves are roughly four months old; two of the calves have very distinct markings on their faces, while the other two are dark brown and black.

The Saskatchewan Brain Injury Association’s annual Brain Boogie made its return to Estevan this weekend, bringing together survivors, families, and community members for a day of walking, fundraising, and connection.

Despite rainy weather, the event went ahead on Saturday morning. Organizers adjusted the schedule to take advantage of a break in the rain, ensuring participants could complete the walk before heavier showers set in.

The annual Homespun weekend in Carlyle offered visitors a chance to celebrate both modern creativity and traditional craftsmanship. Despite the rainy weather, turnout was strong for both the craft show and the quilting display, two events that showcased the talents of vendors and makers from across the region.

The flea beetle is a common pest for farmers and gardeners alike in this corner of the province. However, there is more to the species than meets the eye. PSaskatchewan's Insect and Vertebrate Pest Management Specialist for the Ministry of Agriculture, Dr. James Tansey, says that the term “flea beetle” covers approximately 5,000 species worldwide, in a subfamily called the Alticinae.