Weyburn Review

Comp Eagles guard Bryden Rumpel gets some air as he lays the ball up for two points, during the SHSAA regional championships hosted by Weyburn on Saturday versus the Meadow Lake Spartans.

Over the next several weeks, millions of Canadians will prepare and file their income tax forms for the 2015 taxation year.

The six graduating 20-year-old players from the 2015-16 squad of the Weyburn Red Wings gather with their plaques during the team’s awards night held Friday at McKenna Hall.

The Estevan office of Envision Counselling and Support Centre will host a Women’s Empowerment Group for ten weeks, starting April 5. This group is for women who have experienced childhood sexual abuse.

With a strong and diversified economy and a business-friendly environment, Saskatchewan continues to welcome new investment at a time when there are global economic challenges.

Saskatchewan entered into a 27-day election on March 8, after Premier Brad Wall asked Lieutenant Governor Vaughn Solomon Schofield to dissolve the legislature. Election day will be held Monday, April 4.

“Aurora” falls asleep after pricking her finger on a spindle, in this ballet performance of “Sleeping Beauty”, staged by Canada’s Ballet Jorgen on Wednesday evening in the Cugnet Centre.

A private show will feature Ryan McMahon at the Smaug’s Vap Shop in Weyburn on Wednesday, March 16 at 7 p.m.

The Weyburn Volleyball Club were very busy during the March 6 and 7 weekend, as three of their women’s teams competed across the province.

The Southeast Twins Midget AAA baseball club are inviting any ball player of the midget age category to tryout for their team. The Twins compete in the Saskatchewan Premier Baseball League (SPBL) against teams from across the entire province.