Weyburn Review

Two young Weyburn women recently underwent a controversial procedure, not currently practised in Canada, to help improve their lives and are now marvelling at its success.

As Canadians prepare to celebrate this holiday season, many hospital patients will be fighting to celebrate life itself.

The City of Weyburn will roll out the new automated refuse carts in the New Year. The delivery of the new carts will begin on January 17, 2011, not January 3 as was originally predicted.

Olympia Fitness is hosting the "Olympia Summit" as a way to guide the community towards a healthier lifestyle in the New Year.

The Family Place, St. Dominic Savio School and the employees of the Weyburn Co-op are hosting a benefit brunch for the James and Shauna Donison family. The Donison's eight-year-old son Riley, a Grade 3 student at St.

Santa clasps hands as he talks quietly with Josephine Johnson, during a visit to the Tatagwa View long-term care home on Wednesday.

The Weyburn District Regional Planning Commission reached the end of its first year of operation with their meeting on Dec. 3, and reports that they are achieving their goals so far.

Grade 6 student Janelle Pouliot practices her technique for sliding with a broom and rock, during the Grade 6 learn-to-curl session for St. Michael School at the Weyburn Curling Rink on Nov. 30.

The Canadian Pacific Railway's Holiday Train will be making its stop in Weyburn on Friday, Dec. 17, at 7:45 p.m. at 512 Railway Street.

The Family Place, St. Dominic Savio and the employees of the Weyburn Co-op will host a benefit brunch for the James and Shauna Donison family on Sunday, Dec. 19. The brunch runs from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.