Weyburn Review

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.

Nearly three-quarters (74%) of Canadians responding to a public opinion poll conducted for the Canadian Medical Association (CMA) feel that the federal government should provide additional funds to provinces and territories based on their proportion

The Weyburn Police Service are investigating a stabbing incident that took place in the early morning hours on Friday. The city police received a report of a person just having been beat up at about 2:20 a.m.

The 2016 Rio Olympics have​ officially closed, but #Rio2016 will ​go down as one of the most socially interactive games to date with millions worldwide following the action on Twitter as well as athletes sharing their unique experiences.

Premier Brad Wall has made major changes to the provincial cabinet.

Canada Post and the Canadian Union of Postal Workers are still at an impasse, after continued intensive negotiations. Canada Post had proposed binding arbitration on July 8, which the CUPW rejected the same day.

By Greg Nikkel Singer Tenille Arts, a native of Weyburn who now lives and works in Nashville, Tenn., is writing and recording new songs, and is preparing to head to London, Ont.

Mayor Debra Button cuts the ribbon to officially open the new accessible playground equipment at Elks Park on Thursday morning.

The Saskatchewan Transportation Company (STC) has announced the return of their popular Senior Seat Sale. From September 1 to 30, seniors aged 60 and over can ride anywhere STC goes for just $15 one-way.