Estevan

This month’s Perfect Pet winner is Zeus, an 8-year-old German Shepherd with a big heart and plenty of energy to spare.

Zeus recently lost his best friend Meekah, a 10-year-old female GSD he was inseparable from—but despite the change, he’s handled the transition to being an only dog with grace. He’s stayed full of life, always bringing smiles to his little humans and keeping the good vibes going. His owner shared that Zeus absolutely loves visiting Dawn at All Creatures—it's his favourite place to go!

The Bank of Canada is expected to make an interest rate decision this morning.

Economists and financial markets widely expect the central bank will keep its policy rate steady at 2.75 per cent.

A surprisingly strong June jobs report and signs of stubbornness in core inflation convinced many economists the bank would remain on hold.

The Bank of Canada left its key rate unchanged at its two most recent decisions as it waits for more clarity on how Canada's tariff dispute with the United States will affect inflation and the economy.

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.

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.

As the Radville Marian Health Centre marks more than 40 emergency room closures since the start of the year, the province’s Minister for Rural and Remote Health, Lori Carr, has responded by highlighting provincial gains in healthcare stabilization. 

Lottery and Gaming Saskatchewan has provided nearly $2.5 million in charitable gaming grants during the first quarter of the fiscal year, benefiting more than 1,000 groups and organizations across the province.

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.

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.

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.

SaskEnergy is alerting residents of the southeast that they will be conducting some flaring at a well soon, with flames likely to be visible.

The controlled natural gas flaring will be taking place at a TransGas station site located within the RM of Lomond, west of Highway 35, approximately five kilometres northeast of the hamlet of Colgate.

Flaring will take place from 6:30 a.m. to 10 a.m. on Wednesday, July 30, subject to change based on operating requirements.