Weyburn Review

Weyburn, the “Opportunity City”, took the opportunity to accept some well-earned praise as the community was named best place to live in Saskatchewan by MoneySense magazine.

The June sale of oil and gas rights by the provincial government raised a total of $3.9 million, with the Weyburn-Estevan area leading, garnering $1.8 million of the bids. This sale brings the total year-to-date to just over $12 million in revenues.

City warns of strong odours with aeration of lagoon

Derrick Pouliot feels very proud to play with the Pittsburgh Penguins, especially after the Penguins captured the Stanley Cup with a 3-1 victory in San Jose on Sunday.

The Weyburn Police Service were notified of a possible domestic disturbance in a local business on Thursday. Prior to attending the 22-year-old male had fled on foot.

The student members of the Junior Achievement company “In the Mix” show the over $1,000 of food products they bought and donated to the Salvation Army’s food bank on Monday morning.

Weyburn runner Gerry Nagy (No. 5504) leads off the pack for the Weyburn Opportunity Road Race from the starting line set up in front of the Legion Hall on Third Street.

Lightnin’ Legz (Tonya Mokelki), in the starred helmet, is bottled up by a group of four skaters from the North Dakota Knockouts as she tries to break through and score as the jammer for the Weyburn Strait Jackettes.

New drivers are the province-wide focus of June’s traffic safety spotlight.

To celebrate Canada’s 150th birthday next year, the RCMP Musical Ride is organizing a coast-to-coast Canadian tour with stops near capital city regions, along with stops in between major centres to ensure the horses’ welfare.