British Columbians told to avoid coast, after Russia quake triggers tsunami advisory

British Columbians are being urged to stay away from coastal areas that remain under a tsunami advisory, after one of the most powerful earthquakes ever recorded triggered warnings and alerts around the Pacific.

The District of Tofino says beaches are closed, while the province's emergency information agency says people in areas covered by the advisory should stay away from shorelines, with strong waves and currents possible.

Carlyle Cardinals carry home sixth straight championship from Saskota tournament

 

The Carlyle Cardinals have once again secured the top spot of the Saskota men's Baseball League, with a win last night to cap off the Jack Harbourne Memorial Tournament.

The Cardinals scored three times in the sixth inning to defeat the Southeast Diamondbacks 4-2, coming back in their final at-bat to win the match.

Brent McLean, the manager for the team and the player who put the Cardinals in the lead with a two-run home run, talks about the match.

Southland Pulse navigates trade shifts with integrity and adaptability

As global trade tensions continue to reshape agricultural markets, one local company is quietly standing strong through the uncertainty—Southland Pulse. The company, which will celebrate its 25th anniversary this coming January, has grown into a respected cornerstone in Southeast Saskatchewan’s pulse industry.

Shawn Madsen, one of the managers at Southland Pulse, shared how the company is weathering recent trade disruptions while staying true to its values.

All Girls Hockey Camp doubles in size for 2025, empowering young athletes in Estevan

The 2025 All Girls Hockey Camp is underway in Estevan, and this year marks a milestone—what was once a one-week summer hockey camp has now doubled in size due to overwhelming demand.

The camp kicked off its first of two weeks on Monday, drawing girls from across the region for on-ice skill-building, off-ice training, and plenty of summer fun. Within 48 hours of announcing registration for the original camp week, it was completely sold out.

Supreme Court dismisses request to hear emoji case regarding a contract between a farmer and a grain terminal

The Supreme Court of Canada has dismissed a request to hear an appeal from Achter Land and Cattle regarding an earlier court decision that found a thumbs-up emoji served as an agreement to a grain contract. South West Terminal launched a claim for damages after Achter Land and Cattle failed to deliver on the contract.

Golden Gals Vacation brings comedy and character to the Estevan stage

Summer theatre season is in full swing, and Souris Valley Theatre is back with a new production that blends nostalgia, humour, and a touch of southern flair. On [Station Name], director Brad Wiebe joined cast members Lily Duff, Brandon Vink, and Yanin Cranwill to talk about Golden Gals Vacation, a parody musical inspired by the iconic 1980s sitcom The Golden Girls.

The cast shared stories about preparing for their roles, the unique experience of rehearsing in Estevan, and what audiences can expect when the curtain rises this August.

Golden Eels earn 31 medals, personal bests at provincial swim meet

The Estevan Golden Eels had a highly successful showing at the 2025 Summer Swim Provincials in Watrous over the weekend, bringing home 31 medals and shaving significant time off previous bests.

The meet featured 276 of the top swimmers from across Saskatchewan, making for a highly competitive field.

The Eels stood out despite the pressure not only for their podium finishes but also for improving their collective performance by cutting 66.71 seconds from their combined team time compared to their previous meet at semi-provincials.