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Knibbs wins, voters say no to casino

Voters have selected Trevor Knibbs to fill the vacant seat on Estevan city council. Knibbs earned a lopsided win in tonight's byelection, finishing with 686 votes. That was well ahead of second place finisher Marge Young and her 391 votes.

Former workers claim unfair treatment

Claims by two former long-time waitresses that they were replaced by temporary foreign workers has ignited a storm of controversy, and the federal minister of Employment is investigating the restaurant about the claim.
Lunar eclipse over Weyburn

Lunar eclipse over Weyburn

The blacking out of a full moon by the shadow of the Earth is shown in a series of photos taken late Apr. 14 into early Apr. 15 at Weyburn, as the lunar phenomenon was visible throughout the Western Hemisphere.

Condo owners hear info

The owners of grain condominiums at the Parrish and Heimbecker terminal will organize a subcommittee this summer, once seeding is done, to update their ownership agreement to reflect the new reality in agriculture and at the company.
Weyburn family leaving city for medical help

Weyburn family leaving city for medical help

The Kerr family is leaving Weyburn to move to Kelowna, where they are hoping to get their two sons into medical trials at the children's hospital in Kelowna. From left are Andrew, Hayden, Cameron and Mandy Kerr.

Midale Rec Board raises $90,000 from auction event

Midale (cpd) - The M.O.R.E. 2000 (Midale and Area Rec Board) fundraising auction raised over $90,000 to be used for renovations and to help with everyday expenses incurred running the rinks.

Weyburn police deal with reports of mischief, theft

The Weyburn Police Service received a complaint on Sunday of two youths spray-painting a building in the 400 block of Souris Avenue; police located the youths and a 15-year-old female has been charged with mischief.

New four-year plan for Cornerstone Student Services

A Student Services update was provided to trustees of the Southeast Cornerstone Public School Division during their Thursday meeting.
Chamber Players perform at Haig School

Chamber Players perform at Haig School

The horn is featured as a solo instrument during a performance by the Regina Symphony's Chamber Players on Wednesday at Haig School, as the players demonstrated the sounds and versatility of each of the 11 instruments represented from the Regina Symp
Putting together a quilting project

Putting together a quilting project

Autumn Alexander carefully arranges the squares for her five-by-six foot quilt in Home Economics class on Wednesday at the Weyburn Junior High.