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Thirty-five years ago, on April 19, Shelly Mack graduated college and started a new chapter of her life, that turned out to be really successful, not only for her, but for the Estevan community as well.

The City of Estevan is seeking the public鈥檚 input regarding the transition away from conventional coal-fired power.

Estevan city council used technology so it could have its monthly meeting Monday night. Mayor Roy Ludwig, city manager Jeff Ward and city clerk Judy Pilloud were in council chambers, and observing social distancing.

Crescent Point Energy announced on Monday it is taking additional action to further enhance the company鈥檚 sustainability, including incremental cost reductions and a revised 2020 outlook.

Premier Scott Moe has responded to the supports for the oil and gas sector announced by the federal government earlier on Friday.

Most of the Mack Auction Company鈥檚 sales were postponed due to COVID-19, but the business still recently conducted a successful timed online land auction that came to an end on April 9.

鈥淒ue to COVID-19, all auctions now are online bidding only.鈥� This message greets the visitors of the Ritchie Bros. Auctioneers website.

The memberships of Cereals Canada and the Canadian International Grains Institute (Cigi) approved the amalgamation of both organizations under a unified governance and management structure on April 14.

During these challenging times of quarantine and a struggling economy, many community members find ways to support each other, proving over and over how strong Estevan is. The Mercury continues to proudly share some of those stories.

The Financial and Consumer Affairs Authority (FCAA) is informing Saskatchewan businesses that grossly excessive pricing of products or services during the COVID-19 pandemic crisis that takes advantage of consumers who are unable to protect their own