John Cairns is a news reporter for the Estevan Mercury, focusing on local news in Estevan, Canada. He has also had his work featured in the East Lothian Courier and Total Contractor Magazine. John covers a range of topics including union negotiations, community funding, fire incidents, provincial elections, and other local events and issues impacting the Estevan area.
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John Cairns' coverage heavily focuses on local news, particularly government announcements and politics within the Saskatchewan region. His articles often cover topics such as local employment, fire incidents, and political developments.
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Pilot project coming where pharmacists can test and treat for strep throat and ear infections
Government announcements this week have focused on public safety, health and education while NDP focus is on affordability.
Pratt is the fifth declared candidate in the Regina mayor’s race set to be decided Nov. 13.
PC Leader Rose Buscholl confirms talks have broken off between the PCs and the Buffalo Party
Province to fund 13 rural road projects in partnership with SARM
Speculation that Ward 4 councillor Lori Bresciani will join mayor's race in Regina.
John Cairns' News Watch - The provincial election race might seem hot now, but just wait for the writ to drop.
Government ministers Jeremy Harrison, Jim Reiter, David Marit point to several areas in which the province exceeded economic targets.
Former Sask Party members Greg Brkich running in Saskatoon Southeast, Denis Allchurch running in Meadow Lake for Sask United Party
Province, City of Regina and Silver Sage sign partnership to increase affordable housing options in North Central neighbourhood.
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