Weyburn Review

Canadian oil will find new paths to markets and continue to create jobs and wealth for Canadians, despite U.S. President Barack Obama’s political decision to deny the Keystone XL permit, according to the Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers.

The annual Festival of Trees fundraiser for the Family Place will be hosted at Barber Motors once again this year. Christmas tree set-up starts on Monday, Nov. 16 and runs until Wednesday, Nov. 18.

With Veteran’s Day marked during November 11, the Canadian National Institute for the Blind (CNIB) is raising awareness of the services available to veterans in Saskatchewan and remind people of its long-standing history with veterans.

The annual Festival of Trees fundraiser for the Family Place will be hosted at Barber Motors once again this year. Christmas tree set-up starts on Monday, Nov. 16 and runs until Wednesday, Nov. 18.

In 2017, the Saskatchewan Municipal Hail Insurance Association (SMHI) will be celebrating its 100th anniversary.

Chris Koch a farm boy turned world traveller, has set out on his latest adventure bringing his “If I Can …” message global. Born without his arms or legs, Chris was raised to stake life in stride and make the best of the situation.

For the second time during the last week, the Western Major Baseball League announced a major development.

There are some historical monuments that have ‘disappeared’ from the public eye, such as constructing one for the former Souris Valley Extended Care Centre or featuring the Post Office bell.

The Sterling family of Shady Lane Farm was presented with the 2015 Golden Sheaf Award by the Weyburn Chamber of Commerce on Tuesday evening, at the Farmer Appreciation Banquet held at McKenna Hall.

The JAMS family (Jen, Ali, Mikki, and Sandy) regret to announce that due to physical issues in the family they will not be hosting the JAMS Family Christmas Dinner this year.