Weyburn Review

Puns are phonemenal!

The Communithon campaign for 2016 got a head start of $3,780 on Sunday, as they received half of the proceeds of the third annual Duck Derby and Family Fall Festival from the City of Weyburn employees.

Two area companies are up for recognition at the provincial level, as the Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce released their list of finalists for the ABEX Awards.

The Weyburn police are investigating what they believe to be two related commercial break-and-enters on Wednesday. In each a minor amount of cash was taken.

Communithon superhero Shayda Cook paints a kitty-kat design onto the face of Loxlyn Carlson, at the Duck Derby and Family Fall Festival on Sunday.

A family of four watches the ducks as they float down the Souris River for the Duck Derby on Sunday, with the boardwalk on the opposite side lined with residents also keeping tabs on the ducks progress.

Canadians can help provide children’s time with role models by purchasing a Boston Pizza Kids Card. A $5 donation is good for five free kids meals at Boston Pizza and provides an hour with a role model for a child in need.

SGI is reminding customers that beginning August 24, facial recognition software will be in place when issuing driver’s licences and photo identification cards.

The College Avenue Campus Renewal Project in Regina is moving forward thanks to a big financial contribution from the federal government. The Government of Canada is investing $27.

The header gets his loop around the head of the steer, as the heeler at left prepares to snag the hind feet of the steer, during the team roping jackpot competition held Saturday and Sunday at the Weyburn exhibition grounds.