Weyburn Review

Members of the Legion’s Colour Guard listen as Legion chaplain Rev. John Ferrier (with microphone) talks to the students, staff and parents of Souris School at their Remembrance service on Monday afternoon. The Colour Guard and Rev.

University of Saskatchewan (U of S) scientists have developed a new immunotherapy technique that nearly eliminates the allergic response to peanut and egg white proteins in food-allergic mice, reducing the anaphylactic response by up to 90 per cent w

A program to assist parents after separation and divorce will be offered this winter in Weyburn by the province’s Family Justice Services.

The Government of Saskatchewan has proclaimed November as Adoption Awareness Month to acknowledge and celebrate Saskatchewan’s adoptive families.

The best place for children and youth to change their behaviour about physical activity is right inside local schools.

The Saskatchewan Roughrider nominees for the CFL Awards were announced recently.

Government is taking action against impaired driving through effective legislation, more tools for law enforcement, and doing more to build awareness.

A fourth-generation family farm, Mayview Farms near Weyburn, was named the recipients of the 2016 Golden Sheaf Award by the Weyburn Chamber of Commerce, in recognition of excellence in agricultural achievement.

A few new art exhibits will be on display during the months of November and December. In the Allie Griffin Art Gallery will be Marilyn Nelson’s show “Where is the Love?”. It is showing from November 2 until the end of December.

The Southeast Cornerstone Public School Division received the Viable School Report for 2016 during their October meeting.