Weyburn Review

Canada’s Parliamentarians, along with Canadians from coast to coast, were left shaken by an armed intrusion to the centre of political power in this country, with a horrific and tragic shooting on Wednesday in Ottawa.

Minor football playoffs continues for the Crescent Point Energy peewee Eagles and the Young Fellow bantam Falcons during the weekend.

A male and a female attended a local business and purchased approximately $1,800 in clothing using a credit card on Oct. 20. Staff determined that the purchases were fraudulent and contacted the Weyburn Police Service.

October 22 will be a day that Souris-Moose Mountain MP Ed Komarnicki will never forget, as he was witness to the extraordinary events that included the shooting of a soldier at Canada’s National War Monument, followed by a shootout inside the Central

Weyburn businessman Ted Hillstead will receive the first-ever Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce “Roger Phillips Chamber Builder Award” at the ABEX Awards on Saturday, Nov. 1.

Creelman (cpd) — Plans are underway for Creelman Theatrical Club’s 34th annual dinner theatre.

Good harvest progress was made this week thanks to relatively warm and dry weather conditions. Ninety-three per cent of the crop is now combined. This is just behind the five-year (2009-2013) average of 96 per cent.

The viewing area of the Cugnet Centre is packed with parents, grandparents and other family members as they watch the school-aged children take the stage during the 33rd annual Communithon.

Tenille Arts is joined on stage by her sister Brooklyn, during the last hour of Communithon, held in the Cugnet Centre on Saturday.

Grade 9 art students from the Weyburn Junior High think about what feelings are elicited by the paintings on display in the Allie Griffin Art Gallery, during a visit on Thursday to see the works by Heather van der Breggen and her daughter Rickee-Lee