Local News

"Carlyle R.V. & Leisure Ltd., established and run by Ron Mitchell and Kelly Dew, has recently earned an award for being "Saskatchewan's Best Place to Buy an RV." Prairie North Magazine readers have chosen Carlyle R.V. as one of Saskatchewan's Best.

All families go through changes. The family of staff and patrons at the Family Place has some new faces and the facility has a fresh look, but when it really comes down to it, family is still family.

"Carlyle R.V. & Leisure Ltd., established and run by Ron Mitchell and Kelly Dew, has recently earned an award for being "Saskatchewan's Best Place to Buy an RV." Prairie North Magazine readers have chosen Carlyle R.V. as one of Saskatchewan's Best.

The Holiday Train brought lights and music, but the large crowd of locals brought food and funding for the needy. That's what the Canadian Pacific Railway's cross-border Holiday Train is all about.

Report from the Weyburn Police Service for the week of December 12 to 18: During the reporting period, police received 82 calls for assistance. With the help of the RCMP, the Weyburn Police Service conducted two major traffic stops in the past week.

Winners of the 2011 YouthBiz competition were announced recently. Prize moneys were awarded to students in southeast Saskatchewan for their efforts in describing their business ideas and developing business plans.

Premier Brad Wall recently welcomed the news that Their Royal Highnesses The Prince of Wales and The Duchess of Cornwall will visit Saskatchewan as part of a Royal Tour of Canada during the Diamond Jubilee year of Her Majesty The Queen's reign as Que

"We are expanding . . . again!" commented Mitchell, "In order to serve our ever growing clientele, construction is underway at Carlyle R.V. & Leisure to add approximately another 2,000 square feet of service area.

A major piece of the $1.24 billion carbon capture and sequestration project rolled into the Boundary Dam Power Station last week.

Estevan Police Service (EPS) have released the name of the man who died in the detention area of the EPS on Dec. 20. The man has been identified as Bradley Stephen Stadey, 52, originally from Ontario who had arrived in Estevan to seek employment.