From drive-offs to impaired driving: Estevan Police busy this weekend

Estevan Police Service responded to over 50 calls this weekend, addressing a range of incidents across the city.

On Friday, a hit-and-run was reported in central Estevan. A semi-truck and trailer struck a parked vehicle. The truck's license plate was recorded, and the incident is under investigation.

A stolen vehicle was reported from an apartment complex in central Estevan. A statement was obtained from the victim, and the matter remains under investigation.

Two gas drive-offs were reported from local gas stations on Friday.

34 local kids benefitted from Camp Easter Seal last year: Taste of Summer BBQ to help fund more

In the heart of Saskatchewan, a beacon of hope and joy shines brightly for children with disabilities. Camp Easter Seal, operated by SaskAbilities, is the only fully accessible summer camp in the province, providing an unforgettable experience for hundreds of children each year.

Court dates set for accused in Oxbow homicide

A preliminary hearing date has been set for Taylor Japp on June 2, 2025, at Carlyle Provincial Court.

The 24-year-old Oxbow man was charged with the second-degree murder of Brianna Hayes, also from Oxbow.

A preliminary hearing is used to determine whether there is sufficient evidence to proceed to trial.

Tyler Shaw, from Gainsborough, who was charged with accessory after the fact to murder in the slaying of Hayes, is set to appear in Estevan Provincial Court on August 12.

Meet our July Perfect Pet contestants!

July has been an exciting month with extreme weather and extreme fun! From Canada Day to big storms and hot days, our pets have been by our sides enjoying it all. As we wrap up another exciting month, it's time to highlight the adorable contestants vying for the title of July's Perfect Pet! With a delightful mix of cats, dogs, and even a bunny named Ms. Holly, this month's entries have truly showcased the diverse and loving nature of our furry friends.

Rosco

City crews' safety should be paramount for drivers this summer

City crews are hard at work around the city, refreshing Estevan in a number of ways during the construction season.

That ranges from painting the lines on the road, filling in cracks that have formed over the year, and even more responsibilities.

Estevan's City Safety Coordinator Helen Fornwald explains some of the crews on the streets.

Fire rips through Radville's Long Creek Saloon overnight

Just weeks after the grand opening of the new town hall in Radville, after the old one was claimed in a fire, another blaze has claimed a well-known building in the community.  

Overnight, a fire burned through Radville’s Long Creek Saloon and is said to have claimed a restaurant beside the establishment. In addition to the fire department responding to the blaze, community members came out to provide whatever assistance they could as well.  

Southeast team wraps up summer games with 20 medals

As the Saskatchewan Summer Games concluded, the Southeast Team wrapped up with a total of 20 medals.

Calder Johnson was a standout, clinching his third gold of the games in the male discus event. The Southeast male athletics team sprinted to silver in the medley relay, adding to their impressive haul.

Bronze medals shone brightly too, with the female 4x100 relay team racing to the podium, Anaya Krueger leaping to a medal in triple jump, and Brodie Steeves powering through the 400m male race to secure his place.

Above-seasonal warmth to return to southeast this week

After a couple of weeks of extremely hot temperatures, some cool air came in over the weekend and brought in some seasonal temperatures for the southeast, but heat is going to return soon.

While it's unlikely to reach the same extreme temperatures as last week, the weather will be a bit above normal for this time of year.

Environment Canada Meteorologist Andy Yun goes over the conditions that'll settle in the southeast this week.