Weyburn Review

Premier Brad Wall is losing two veteran members of cabinet, as Economy Minister Bill Boyd and Environment Minister Herb Cox have both asked to leave cabinet when the premier reassigns cabinet responsibilities in the coming weeks.

More doors are opening for students wanting to explore the immense career opportunities offered in the non-profit sector.

The Weyburn Public Library hosted a 50th anniversary barbecue for Southeast Regional Library on Thursday, with around 250 people on hand to enjoy the free hamburgers, hot dogs and cake.

Graham DeLaet represented Canada well at the Olympics in Rio, as he finished in 20th place at four under par, and fellow Canadian David Hearn finished in 30th place at one under par.

Wes Rudy, Tanner McCall announced to head up the Wings

The Weyburn Humane Society will be taking part in the province-wide “Empty Our Shelters” campaign to encourage people to adopt cats and kittens from local animal shelters. The adopt-a-thon will be held from Friday, Aug. 19 through to Sunday, Aug.

A record amount of Saskatchewan-grown produce is hitting the shelves at Co-op Food Stores this year. As part of Co-op’s Grown at Home initiative, local farmers will harvest more than 500 acres of vegetables grown exclusively for Co-op in 2016.

Summer camp is a fun activity many children enjoy, but for Halle Robins, there are challenges to doing that as she has type-1 diabetes.

Weyburn PAR Contracting Athletics host successful tourney

After going through a list of 35 applicants, extensive interviews and reference checks, the Weyburn Red Wings board of directors decided to stay local, and hired assistant coach Wes Rudy as the new head coach, and Tanner McCall as the new general man