Local News

Quota International of Weyburn is teaming up with the Weyburn Police Service to launch the "Positive Ticket" program in the city. This project is part of the 40 Developmental Assets Initiative brought forward by the Sun Country Health Region.

The missing snake inside the J. Auburn Pepper Building at the City Centre Mall has been found, alive and well. The young red-tailed boa constrictor had been missing since early February.

The Estevan elementary school system, and the Westview School community in particular, were left reeling this week when the news hit them that a pre-teen student had died, apparently by her own hand, on Sunday.

A 46-year-old man was arrested and charged with committing a number of offences when he was picked up by members of the Estevan Police Service (EPS) during the day of April 5.

An increase in the amount of water being released from Boundary Dam is expected to cause some flooding in low lying areas along the Souris River.

A pair of drug dealers were sentenced in Estevan provincial court on Monday. Fernand Richard Dallaire, an Estevan resident, provided a guilty plea to drug charges and gave a joint submission to the court recommending three months of incarceration.

Every Canadian lining to vote in the upcoming federal election on Monday, May 2, must have identification to vote. This is the message from Canada's Chief Electoral Officer, Marc Mayrand.

The Weyburn Chamber of Commerce is changing things up for the all-candidates forum for the federal election, with a different venue and format proposed to allow for more questions from a wider part of the community.

The Weyburn Fire Department will play host to the 61st annual Saskatchewan Association of Fire Chiefs Conference and Trade Show, to be held from Thursday, Apr. 14 to Saturday, Apr. 16.

This grid road out of Radville was closed as the flood waters from Long Creek flow over it on Apr. 12, after overflowing its banks and forcing a state of emergency in Radville.