Anastasiia Bykhovskaia

Content lead and producer at SaskToday

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Articles

Estevan and District Music Festival set to showcase top talent

1 month ago | moosejawtoday.com | Anastasiia Bykhovskaia

ESTEVAN – The Estevan and District 2025 Music Festival is set to bring a diverse lineup of young local talents, who will be adjudicated by acclaimed musicians from Manitoba and Saskatchewan. The 61st festival will run from March 30 to April 8. This year’s festival adjudicators are tenor Spencer McKnight, conductor and educator Dr. Mark Tse, cellist Leanne Zacharias, and pianists Janis Smith and Dr. Daniel Tselyakov.
Estevan firefighters respond to semi rollover, other collisions

1 month ago | sasktoday.ca | Anastasiia Bykhovskaia

ESTEVAN – The Estevan Fire Rescue Service (EFRS) had a busy week, responding to a range of emergencies between Feb. 18 and Feb. 23, according to Fire Chief Rick Davies. The department was dispatched to multiple incidents on Feb. 18, including a commercial fire alarm in the south-central area of the city at around 9 a.m. Firefighters arrived to find smoke in a stairwell caused by a mechanical failure in a pump room. Crews confirmed there was no fire, ventilated the building and addressed the issue.
Estevan hosts first Coffee with Council, sparking energy sector talk

1 month ago | sasktoday.ca | Anastasiia Bykhovskaia

ESTEVAN — The City of Estevan held its inaugural Coffee with Council on Feb. 21 at the Buzz Liquor Lounge in Affinity Place, giving residents an opportunity to engage directly with municipal leaders. Mayor Tony Sernick, city councillors Dave Elliott, Mathew Dubowski and Brian Johnson, along with city manager Jeff Ward, met with a few community members in an informal setting to discuss local concerns, ongoing council initiatives and future plans.
Artists explore environmental fragility in Earth Bound exhibition

1 month ago | sasktoday.ca | Anastasiia Bykhovskaia

ESTEVAN — Saskatchewan's Madeleine Greenway and Amy Snider are using their work to explore the emotional and physical impacts of climate change in their exhibition Earth Bound, now on display at the Estevan Art Gallery & Museum’s Gallery 2. The show, which runs from Feb. 7 to March 28, brings together Greenway’s intricate prints and drawings with Snider’s conceptual photos of her clay sculptures and installations to examine the intersection of food, land and environmental anxiety.
Power outages affect multiple communities in southeast Sask

2 months ago | sasktoday.ca | Anastasiia Bykhovskaia

ESTEVAN – Crews are working to determine the cause of a power outage affecting several communities in southeast Saskatchewan. According to an update at 10:55 a.m. Sunday, Feb. 23, crews continue to investigate the cause and repair time for the outage. The outage is impacting Estevan and Weyburn areas, including communities of Midale, Macoun, Halbrite, Griffin, Colgate, Goodwater and surrounding areas. There is no estimated time for restoration.
Math, music and nature merged in Fibonacci exhibition in Estevan

2 months ago | sasktoday.ca | Anastasiia Bykhovskaia

ESTEVAN – The Estevan Art Gallery & Museum (EAGM) is currently hosting Fibonacci, the first solo exhibition by Peruvian-born and Regina-based artist Bruno Hernani. Running from Feb. 7 to March 28, in Gallery No. I, the exhibition explores the intricate connections between mathematics, nature and music through Hernani’s bold, geometric compositions.
Regina police host events to mark Indigenous Storytelling Month

2 months ago | sasktoday.ca | Anastasiia Bykhovskaia

REGINA — In recognition of Indigenous Storytelling Month and in the spirit of ongoing reconciliation, the Regina Police Service (RPS) Truth and Reconciliation Committee organized two events aimed at deepening staff understanding of Indigenous culture. Employees had the opportunity to participate in a ribbon skirt-making workshop and attend a presentation by Cree language professor at the First Nations University of Canada and storyteller Solomon Ratt.
Estevan’s Grace Carlson celebrates 100th birthday at Hill View

2 months ago | sasktoday.ca | Anastasiia Bykhovskaia

ESTEVAN — Hill View Manor resident Grace Carlson marked a significant milestone on Feb. 22, turning 100 years old. To celebrate, a special birthday event was held the day before, where all the staff and residents gathered to honour Carlson’s remarkable life. The celebration featured entertainment by Susan Shepard, a longtime favorite of Carlson’s. Shepard’s performance was a highlight of the event. Family of Carlson is also celebrating her milestone with a come-and-go tea on Feb.
Regina weather: Colder start to Saturday, sunny Sunday ahead

2 months ago | sasktoday.ca | Anastasiia Bykhovskaia

REGINA – Saturday, Feb. 22, will bring a chilly start to the weekend in Regina, with a mix of sun and cloud. High of -1°C is expected during the day, wind chill minus -5°C this afternoon. Morning temperatures are sitting at -10°C, and wind chill makes it feel closer to -12°C. Winds will remain light, up to 15 km/h, and the UV index will be low at 2. As night falls, temperatures will drop to a low of -4°C, with a slight wind chill of -9°C.
Estevan Public Library to host Indigenous storytelling event

2 months ago | sasktoday.ca | Anastasiia Bykhovskaia

ESTEVAN — The Estevan Public Library will celebrate Saskatchewan Indigenous Storytelling Month with a special presentation by Indigenous artist Danii Kehler on Feb. 25 at 11 a.m. Kehler, who is a Plains Cree woman from Kawacatoose First Nation in Treaty 4 territory, shares stories through her artwork by showcasing tge true beauty and meaning of Indigenous culture and people.