Josh Bugera is a journalist for the Estevan Mercury, a local newspaper in Estevan, Canada. He covers a range of local news stories, including sports events, community initiatives, charity events, and interviews with local figures. Josh's writing captures the essence of the Estevan community and keeps readers informed about the latest happenings in the area.
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By: Josh Bugera
Chief Musqua also pointed to the ongoing struggles within the community, including the current drug epidemic, but committed to taking back the community and showing the children that they matter. “We have to be able to show our children that they matter every day, and we'll take our community back from what's happening in our community with the drugs. I make that commitment to not only our children, but all the bad members here that I will continue to do that.”
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In the education sector, Fedorchuk outlined the NDP’s proposal to double the education budget. Saying, "“So we're right off the bat doubling the education budget.
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Chief Alvin Musqua expressed optimism about the partnership, which began during Chief Lee Kitchemonia's term in office. “I feel really good about this collaboration,” he said. “We've overcome some barriers, and now we're moving forward. Any opportunity that can bring better services and economic development to our community is something we would pursue.”
The Fire Hall expressed gratitude to the sponsors and volunteers who made the event possible, noting that community support is essential for the department's ongoing efforts to serve the town and area and that they're always looking for volunteers.
KAMSACK — Lapel poppies will begin appearing in businesses across Kamsack starting Friday, Oct. 25, marking the annual start of the Royal Canadian Legion's Poppy Campaign.
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Mayor Nancy Brunt spoke about the struggles the library faced following the closure of its previous home in the lower level of the Crowstand building, which was significantly larger than the current temporary space.
Organized to offer students hands-on experience in agriculture, the event highlighted a wide array of stations featuring topics from grain production and farm safety to understanding the importance of GMOs.
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Mayor Brunt added, “A lot of communities are experiencing the same things. They're experiencing it with a lot of the infrastructure, the water lines, sewer lines, roads, pavement and whatnot."
According to Administrator Hvidston, the CSO’s work has already led to significant improvements. “Traffic violations have decreased, and complaints about speeding within Kamsack have diminished.”
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Residents will have a chance to meet candidates and hear their platforms at a public forum on Nov. 7.
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