Local News

Claude Carles, president of Weyburn Inland Terminal (WIT), announced on June 3 that the company has entered into a letter of intent with Sedley Seeds (2007) Ltd., which will, if completed, result in WIT acquiring all of the assets of Sedley Seeds.

Carlyle Elementary School was home to a fun-filled evening for four-year-olds on June 2.

Between May 20 and 26, the Carlyle detachment received 108 calls. This article will review reportable incidents based upon their type, to once again show the amazing variety of situations our police force has to handle.

Town council met for a regular meeting on June 1. In addition to council members, two community members were present. The council discussed the purchase of a pump that they have been temporarily using for draining excess water.

The Family Place will be holding a farewell tea for a long-time member of their team on June 16. A come and go tea will be held at Grace United Church Hall from 2 to 4 p.m. to celebrate Manager Linda Rudachyk's time at The Family Place.

The 2011 Federal Budget was reintroduced and accepted on June 6 in the House of Commons by a new Saskatchewan Speaker of the House.

"This thing is absolutely beautiful. I am blown away by the combination of the technology, the price, the room and the design of it. I am stunned, honestly stunned.

Weyburn Minor Football president Brent Allin promotes Weyburn as a great place to live, as Rider Nation organizers Nicole Wendt and Rochelle Wendt listen, as he's interviewed by Nelson Bird of CTV News, during their live broadcast from Weyburn on Jun

Jerry Mainil Ltd. kicked off its 50th year at the Saskatchewan Oil & Gas Show with a fireworks display that rivalled Weyburn's Canada Day celebrations.

Envision Counselling and Support Centre will be recognizing the sixth annual World Elder Abuse Day on June 15. This is a day to acknowledge this public health issue and the need to come together as a community to generate action.