Weyburn Review

Weyburn fire fighters practice bringing down an unconscious fire victim during their weekly fire practice on Wednesday evening at the Weyburn fire hall.

The managers and two employees of Weyburn's SARCAN depot are anxious to get into their new headquarters at 1800 Ebel Road, which will occur at the end of October, with the opening date in this new spacious building set tentatively for Monday, Nov. 3.

Weyburn Review reporter Sabrina Kraft and her son Christopher try out the Review's two seats in the Cugnet Centre to see how the view of the stage and auditorium look She tried the seat out during the open house and donor recognition evening held on

A wide variety of downtown businesses are active during a typical weekday, in this panoramic view of Weyburn's downtown business district, from the corner of Souris Avenue and Third Street. A "Small Business Week" will be observed from Sunday, Oct.

August 6, 1922-September 14, 2014

Demolition work continues on the Yellow Grass grain elevator, on Sept. 21.

The Weyburn and District Hospital Foundation reached a significant milestone recently, with the major donation from Crescent Point Energy of $4.

The Weyburn Police Service was busy the week of September 28 to October 5, with a number of incidents of theft, including an armed robbery.

Local schools will be collecting food for the Weyburn Salvation Army, through the annual Farm Credit Canada (FCC) "Drive Away Hunger" event. This year marks the 11th anniversary of the FCC Drive Away Hunger collection.

The Weyburn Minor Ball Association held their annual awards night on Sept. 22. The Eugene Emberley award, for a graduating male player combining sportsmanship, ability, courteous conduct and academic standing, was awarded to Carver Krafchuk.