Weyburn Review

A former member of the Army National Guard in the U.S. is the newest recruit to be sworn in as a new officer for the Weyburn Police Service.

Most people do not like to pay new fees or taxes, and indeed many people try to avoid paying more by any means possible, because it’s a financial pain and is rather unpleasant to deal with.

New policy for health region to take effect on February 7

Grade 8 students Joe Anne Quistadio, Jordyne Robertson and Zac Robins work on slicing up cucumbers, celery and eggplant for a stir fry in Home Ec class on Wednesday at St. Michael School.

By Greg Nikkel The City of Weyburn was able to maintain their services with “moderate taxes” through 2015, in spite of the economic downturn that has hit the oil industry, said Mayor Debra Button in her annual “State of the City” address to start off

The Weyburn Police Service has received a few complaints regarding snowmobiles being operated in the City limits.

Comp Eagles player Kylee Adacsi, No. 5, shoots for a basket as she’s surrounded by members of the Balgonie Griffins, during action in the opening game of the Eagles’ Pink Tournament on Friday.

Comp student Tyler Ochitwa holds the track in place as classmate Bryden Rumpel lets a steel ball bearing roll down from the top, during a test run of their design in Physics 30 class on Friday morning at the Weyburn Comp.

City lawyer Mike Weger prepares to officially swear in Jake Sonnenberg as the new member of the Weyburn Police Service on Wednesday, as police chief Marlo Pritchard and Mayor Debra Button listen at right.

It has recently come to my attention that Sun Country Health Region has allegedly sent out a memo to all employees introducing a new policy to collect parking fees from staff members.