Weyburn Review

Repairs to the Clarifier in Plant 200 at the City of Weyburn’s Water Treatment Plant are complete and the plant was producing water late Wednesday evening. The Plant 200 clarifier is operating extremely well as a result of the work that was done.

Many local students celebrated their graduation from the University of Regina at the spring convocation, held on June 1-3 at the Conexus Arts Centre in Regina. The awards were conferred by the University of Regina’s president and vice-chancellor, Dr.

Saskatchewan residents will benefit from strengthened protection of personal health records and increased accountability of trustees and employees responsible for protecting those records.

The Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB) is proposing an Introduction to Canada Visa that provides a pathway to permanent residency for workers in entry-level categories.

The skies are lit up brightly with lightning just east of Weyburn after the first thunderstorm of the summer season blew through the Weyburn area on Thursday evening.

The Burrowing Owls have returned to their Saskatchewan homes, after spending the winter in tropical Mexico and the southwestern United States.

A brand new year-long program called Songwriting for Nature is being launched by the Royal Saskatchewan Museum.

St. Michael student Emersyn Jordens lets a butterfly rest on her hand before it finally flew away, during a butterfly release on Thursday at Jubilee Park.

Rider fans will have one last chance to experience historic Mosaic Stadium. Single game tickets were released on June 1.

Saskatchewan residents are reminded to “Helmet Up!”, in support of Brain Injury Awareness Month. Helmets can reduce the risk of severe brain injury by as much as 88 per cent.