Volesky, Jade
Jade Curtiss Volesky
1988-2025
With broken hearts the family wishes to announce that Jade Volesky late of Estevan, SK passed away at the Regina General Hospital during surgery to repair an aortic dissection on Tuesday, June 3, 2025 at the age of 37 years.
A Celebration of Jade’s Life will take place on Saturday, June 14, 2025 at 3:00 p.m. at the Days Inn Plaza, Estevan, SK with Carmella Backlun presiding. A time of lunch and socializing will follow.
Cuthbert, Charles
Charles Alexander Cuthbert
1941-2025
Charles Cuthbert passed away with family by his side on Sunday, June 1, 2025 at the Arcola Health Centre, Arcola, SK at the age of 84 years.
Charles was the United Church Minister at Whitebear First Nation from 1968-1969.
A Traditional Feast will be held at the Kisby Rec Centre on Sunday, August 31, 2025 at 12:30 p.m.
Estevan, Weyburn prepare to battle for Golden Garbage Can bragging rights
It started as a simple challenge between neighbours in 1956. Now the Golden Garbage Can is back, and Estevan wants it.
The light-hearted but meaningful competition between Estevan and Weyburn resumes June 9, with judges touring each city to see which shines brightest.
Councillor Kirsten Walliser is Estevan’s representative and said there have been some changes to the process this year.
“We reviewed their judging rubric and felt that it missed those unique items that make Estevan and Weyburn great places to work and live,” she said.
Estevan Fire Rescue responds to a single vehicle rollover outside of Bienfait
At around 12:10 pm today, Estevan Fire Rescue (EFR) sent crews out to Highway 18 westbound near Bienfait. They responded to a single-vehicle rollover, where a white vehicle was found on its side on the shoulder of the highway.
According to the crews on-site, there were two occupants in the vehicle at the time of the accident. They both suffered minor injuries and have been transported by EMS to St. Joseph's Hospital for further evaluation.
Winsome Kind live on the SUN 102 Morning Show
Winsome Kind is kicking off their summer with an all-ages album release show this Sunday, June 8 at 2 p.m. at the Carlyle Community Theatre — and they joined the SUN 102 Morning Show to spread the word.
Scott and Leora stopped by the studio to talk about their brand-new album Mantras for a Magical Lifeand also treated listeners to a couple of live songs, offering a taste of what’s to come.
Police arrest Estevan man in child assault case; overdose, threats also reported
Estevan police arrested a man for child assault and responded to a drug overdose on a day marked by several serious calls for service.
Estevan Police Service officers responded to several serious incidents on June 4, including a child assault, a suspected drug overdose and a public disturbance.
Burrowing Owls pop back up in farmers' fields following winter retreat
With plants sprouting from the ground and farmers confidently finished with seeding, tractors in the field might find some new friends popping up in their farmland this summer. Burrowing owls can be found in the Saskatchewan prairies during the summer, having returned from their trip down south over the winter.
They're now moving into their namesake burrows in prairie meadows, grasslands, and even farmers' fields.
Saskatchewan Day of Caring
Saskatchewan Day Of Caring For Wildfire Evacuees on Thursday, June 12, is a collaborative effort that will see radio stations across Saskatchewan dedicating airtime throughout the day to raise funds and awareness for those impacted by the 2025 Saskatchewan wildfires.
Funds raised during the Radiothon will go directly to the Canadian Red Cross 2025 Saskatchewan Wildfires Appeal.
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Agriculture welcomes Manitoba interprovincial trade barrier bill
Manitoba’s farm groups are happy about a new bill to reduce the regulation red tape hindering interprovincial trade.
Manitoba’s farm groups say they’re glad to see the province’s latest effort to break down interprovincial trade barriers.
We could be in for a long, hot, dry summer
The Weather Network's Summer Forecast is calling for above-normal temperatures for the Prairies.
The southern half of the provinces will experience well-above-normal temperatures due to a heat dome in the U.S.
A heat dome occurs when a high-pressure system traps hot air over a region, causing prolonged periods of extreme heat.
Meteorologist Rhythm Reet says this means we could see excessive heat for a longer period and more frequent heat waves; it also influences where the storm track will be setting up.