Summer sports = big business: Estevan’s 2025 events bring economic boost

From hotel bookings and restaurant traffic to raffle tables and retail sales, Estevan’s busy summer of sporting events is more than just fun and games — it’s an economic driver. Community Development Officer Becca Foord with the Estevan Economic Development Board joined us to talk about the link between local sports and a thriving local economy, breaking down the surprising impact these events have on businesses of all sizes. With provincial championships, major camps, and hundreds of visiting athletes on the horizon, this summer is shaping up to be a win for everyone.

Seed n Feed rolls in as seeding wraps up

It was sunny skies and smiles when Seed n Feed made its latest deliveries, offering a much-needed break and a hearty lunch to two local seeding crews.

At 5G Farms near Lampman, Judy Walter and her crew took a well-earned pause to enjoy the visit.

“We’re back in the field after that beautiful rain,” Walter said. “Hopefully a few more days and we’ll be finished wrapping it up. That’s a nice feeling for 2025.”

The Country Classics Car Club surprises seniors in Niverville

The Country Classics Car Club rolled into Niverville last week with a surprise for local seniors. 

Sandra Kihn, a member of the club, says it’s not unusual for them to visit senior homes, and it's something they enjoy doing throughout the season. This is their first official stop of the year was at the Niverville Heritage Centre. 

Legends roll in: Winkler car show & BBQ drives community giving

Get ready for a Saturday filled with shiny chrome, revving engines, and sizzling burgers — all for a great cause. The Legends Car Club Car Show and Fundraising BBQ rolls into Hometown Ford in Winkler on Saturday, May 31st from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m., and you're invited to bring your car, your appetite, and your generosity.

Canadian innovation helping women overcome period poverty across globe

One Canadian company is making waves and helping half the population across the globe lead successful and healthy lives throughout each month. 

"There are challenges and repercussions of not being able to, in a healthy and dignified way, manage your period," says Leisa Hirtz, the CEO and founder of Women's Global Health Innovations (WGHI). "There are millions who use old socks, mattress stuffing, or some tribes that sit in sand for five days. It is preventing them from living a dignified life."