Weyburn Review

The CIty of Weyburn held a ceremony to declare Sept. 3-9 as Métis Nation of Saskatchewan – Weyburn Local 87 Week

"We need a party that looks out for the interests of Western Canada. That looks out for oil and gas, for agriculture, for Indigenous communities, and for local businesses. A party that respects our heritage, our values, our industries. That party is the Maverick party, and I’m proud to be running as their candidate in Souris–Moose Mountain." -- Greg Douglas

Weyburn police responded to 74 calls for service, and 20 charges were laid during the week of Aug. 30 to Sept. 6.

Ceremony to be held Sept. 12 to remember Isabelle Butters

An old-fashioned threshing bee was held at the Glen and Suzanne Stomp farm at Griffin on Sunday afternoon, including stooks of spring wheat gathered on hay racks, and then put through an antique McCormick threshing machine. This was all to demonstrate how harvesting used to be done on the prairies many years ago.

The Richardson Pioneer Weyburn Red Wings held their fall training camp from Friday night to Sunday, and hosted their Highway 39 rival Estevan Bruins for their first exhibition game Sunday night. The Red Wings won the game 5-3 in front of 475 fans at Crescent Point Place.

Singer Karissa Hoffart and her band entertained with a free concert of covers and her own songs, to help celebrate the last long weekend of summer at Nickle Lake Regional Park on Saturday evening.

Ceremony to honour Kathryn Groshong, Graham DeLaet

The Weyburn Comp Eagles football team hosted a controlled scrimmage at Darold Kot Field on Friday, with the Estevan Elecs. Each team's offence had 10 plays to run, then it switched the other side, with coaches able to be on the field as the teams tried different plays.

The Sask. Health Authority is changing how contact tracing is done