Weyburn Review

Our system of democracy may not always be perfect, but it’s exciting when it works, when people step forward and take part in the process to voice their opinion, to try and make a difference to how things work.

The Weyburn Review earned a number of awards at the provincial and national levels in competitions for community newspapers.

By Greg Nikkel The Weyburn Credit Union had a profitable year of operation in 2015, with increases in their loan portfolio, assets and deposits, members and staff heard at their annual meeting held on Wednesday evening in the Community Room.

The Weyburn Police Service over the past few months have received a number of complaints of ATV’s riding on City property near the northeast part of the City. Of concern was the safety of those pedestrians using the walking path or surrounding area.

By Greg Nikkel The voices of city residents spoke loudly on two separate parts of the City of Weyburn’s Traffic Bylaw, and both were listened to by city council on Monday night.

April is traditionally a stressful at university, with final exams underway.

The Census of Agriculture is now on the horizon. In early May, farm operators will receive a letter from Statistics Canada with easy to follow instructions on how to complete their questionnaire.

Players with the Brantford Ice Cats hug and cry tears of joy after capturing the Esso Cup national midget girls hockey championship late Saturday afternoon at Crescent Point Place in Weyburn.

Creative Saskatchewan announced a significant change to its policies that gives many organizations, for the first time, access to its grant programs.

Team Ontario, the Brantford Ice Cats, gather with their banner, gold medals, a fan’s poster and the Esso Cup after winning the gold medal game on Saturday afternoon at Crescent Point Place in Weyburn.