Weyburn Review

To the Editor: Many years ago we had capital punishment, where a death warrant was issued on the life of the guilty. That was justly done away with. Now, however, it seems a “death warrant” can be issued on the life of the innocent.

By Greg Nikkel Questions on issues ranging from the Energy East pipeline and property assessment to health care costs and seniors care were fired at four of the five candidates at the Weyburn Chamber of Commerce’s candidates forum on March 22 at the

Federal budget lays out money for infrastructure projects

Doctors now have a much-improved tool to assess individual kidney function, thanks to the work of an international team led by University of Saskatchewan (U of S) medical imaging specialists Drs. Carl and Michal Wesolowski.

After a record number of deaths in 2015, the Saskatchewan All-Terrain Vehicle Association (SATVA) is calling on all candidates in the upcoming provincial election to seriously consider ATV safety issues, and none of the major parties have noted ATV i

Members of the Weyburn Comp stunt cheerleading team showcase their cheerleading moves and skills, during a cheerleading showcase at the Cugnet Centre on Wednesday night.

Chantal Burke, Madison Solie and Bailee Bourassa were all named to the second All-Star team. The first and second All-Star teams were announced by the Saskatchewan Female Midget AAA Hockey League.

A campaign by International animal charity, World Animal Protection to end the cruel abuse of elephants in the tourist entertainment industry has secured the help of over 100 travel companies.

The official milk sponsor of the 2016 Saskatchewan Summer Games will be SaskMilk. As a bronze level sponsor, SaskMilk will provide $10,000 cash towards the purchase of milk products to fuel over 1800 athletes, coaches and managers during the Games.

A Learn to Skate program was offered to students from Haig school, sponsored by RBC.