Weyburn Review

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Spectators take in a float from the Tyvan Kids Club depicting characters from “The Grinch Who Stole Christmas” story by Dr. Seuss, during the Parade of Lights hosted by the Weyburn Chamber of Commerce on Thursday evening.

A large truck from Swayze’s is laden with colourful Christmas lights as it drives down Third Street during the Parade of Lights on Thursday evening.

The Government of Canada is introducing legislation that proposes seven changes to the Canadian electoral system.

Recently, the provincial government launched Text With 911, a service where residents who are deaf, hard of hearing or speech impaired can register their cellphone so they can communicate with Sask911 operators via text message.

The jingling bells of the Christmas kettles for the Salvation Army will again be a common sight around Weyburn businesses during the month of December.

Changes to the percentages of value (POV) will be applied during a province-wide 2017 revaluation for property taxes. Changes to POV impact the tax level among property classes.

Envision Counselling and Support Centre will mark the National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women on Tuesday, Dec. 6, by acknowledging those women who lost their lives in a grievous act of gender-based violence.

Southeast College is collecting donations at all of its campus locations starting November 28th and ending December 15th. The food drive is part of an inter campus competition that was spearheaded by the Weyburn Campus staff and students.

Charles Vernon Leach (Vern), late of Weyburn, passed away peacefully on November 20,2016 at the age of 92 years.