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Weyburn Police Association makes two large donations

Weyburn Police Association makes two large donations

Two donations of $5,000 were made to Weyburn Care-A-Van Society and Special Olympics
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Family says Saskatchewan farmer killed fighting in Ukraine

Family says Saskatchewan farmer killed fighting in Ukraine

Joseph Hildebrand grew up working on his family’s farm near the village of Herbert.
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NDP demands extension of $500 cheques to those under 18

NDP demands extension of $500 cheques to those under 18

Minister of Finance Donna Harpauer unimpressed by opposition’s latest demand and calls NDP “desperate just to criticize.”
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Lots of questions remain about the future of power production in Estevan

Lots of questions remain about the future of power production in Estevan

Discussions on the future of Boundary Dam and Shand, coal mining, CCS, solar, small modular reactors and much more.
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Weyburn woman honoured to serve as War Mother for Legion

Weyburn woman honoured to serve as War Mother for Legion

Ruth Schultz, 102 years of age, considers it a 'great honour' to be named the War Mother for the Weyburn Legion on Nov. 11.
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Spruce Ridge gets spooky for new amphitheatre

Spruce Ridge gets spooky for new amphitheatre

Approximately 550 people passed through the haunted house this year.
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Weyburn police arrest two drivers for possessing drugs, weapons

Weyburn police arrest two drivers for possessing drugs, weapons

Weyburn police responded to 74 calls for service from Oct. 30 to Nov. 6, with 20 charges laid.
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Issues of concern to SE RMs to be debated at SARM convention

Issues of concern to SE RMs to be debated at SARM convention

Local RMs file several resolutions for debate at SARM midterm convention
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Watch: Semi-trailer unit catches fire in Estevan

Watch: Semi-trailer unit catches fire in Estevan

Fire occurred at a busy intersection in northeast Estevan.
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More money, more spaces for emergency shelters this winter

More money, more spaces for emergency shelters this winter

Province to provide up to $1.7 million in additional funding, including increasing capacity up to 60 spaces in Prince Albert, Saskatoon and Regina.
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