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New day care co-operative formed in Carlyle

New day care co-operative formed in Carlyle

Carlyle has been approved for child care spaces by the provincial government.
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Weyburn's outdoor skating, Crokicurl facilities to open soon

Weyburn's outdoor skating, Crokicurl facilities to open soon

Weyburn city staff await the return of colder weather so they can open the outdoor rink and Crokicurl facilities for the winter.
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Lampman wants to have a new childcare facility

Lampman wants to have a new childcare facility

Committee believes having a childcare centre in Lampman would carry a number of benefits.
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Festival of Trees raises $46,868 for Weyburn’s Family Place

Festival of Trees raises $46,868 for Weyburn’s Family Place

The tree auction and silent auction helped raise slightly more funds for 2022 than last year for the Family Place.
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Estevan police asking for assistance with propane tank thefts

Estevan police asking for assistance with propane tank thefts

Latest news from the Estevan Police Service.
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City and RM of Estevan, along with CF Sunrise, receive coal transition funding

City and RM of Estevan, along with CF Sunrise, receive coal transition funding

Upgrades to King Street and Pine Avenue intersection among the projects receiving support.
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Update: Stolen vehicle in southeast Sask. found; location of suspects unknown

Update: Stolen vehicle in southeast Sask. found; location of suspects unknown

Vehicle was recovered in Oxbow.
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Health minister to Philippines on recruiting mission

Health minister to Philippines on recruiting mission

Daily Leg Update - Paul Merriman leaves for Philippines Nov. 24 for mission to recruit health care professionals.
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Mayor Masters disgusted over court filing on the budget

Mayor Masters disgusted over court filing on the budget

Mayor Sandra Masters questions court filing by two councillors, after homeless funding is left out of draft Regina budget.
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Festival of Lights returns with dozens of displays and Christmas in the Park kick-off

Festival of Lights returns with dozens of displays and Christmas in the Park kick-off

This year the Festival of Lights at Woodlawn will start with the Christmas in the Park traditional festivities on Dec. 18 from 3:30-6:30 p.m.
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