Weyburn Review

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.

The results of a recent survey have prompted the Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce to urge businesses to hire students this summer. The Chamber believes it’s a mutually beneficial thing to do.

HealthLine 811 has launched a new initiative for breast cancer patients in Regina, in partnership with the Qu’Appelle Health Region.

By Max Himsl So this is it. ArtFarm IV is just days away and the citizens of Weyburn seem oblivious or unconcerned and a few strange, misguided folk are even excited.

The future of the Guelph Gryphons football team gathered at the annual Meet the Team luncheon. Thomas Bresciani, a former Weyburn athlete, attended the event, as he recently signed with the Guelph Gryphons.

When things got tough, Const. Jeff Bartsch kept on pushing, until he was able to finish the Saskatchewan Marathon in full police gear. “It wasn’t easy, let me tell you.

Citizens across the province have had their say and Scotty, the Tyrannosaurus rex, will be the next provincial emblem. Scotty is a 65 million year-old T. rex skeleton — the first found in Saskatchewan.

For complete details on the District Track and Field Meet, please click the following link: District Track and Field

February 6, 1930–May 19, 2016

Evelyn Annie Peters of 80 years went to be with her Lord on May 23, 2016. Her husband and three children were at her side in Weyburn.