Weyburn Review

Annora Bourgeault, Miss World Canada, waves to the crowds gathered on Fifth Street, during the annual Weyburn Chamber of Commerce summer parade on Wednesday morning. Annora is the granddaughter of Marie Bourgeault, of Weyburn.

The Wheatland Senior Centre is bustling with activities on a weekly basis.

From the City of Weyburn permanent collection, the Allie Griffin Art Gallery will be displaying an exhibition featuring some of Saskatchewan's and Weyburn's premier artists called "Animal, Vegetable, Mineral" which will be on display until Thursday,

The North Dakota State Fair will again help feed North Dakota's hungry families with its second annual Food Drive.

People living in southeast Saskatchewan will have improved access to state-of-the-art diagnostic imaging equipment when computed tomography (CT) services open at St. Joseph's Hospital in Estevan in 2015.

Weyburn Police Services is investigating a June 29 report of a suspicious male who approached a 22-year-old female driver offering money for sex. On June 28, police responded to a local pub to investigate the report of a female having been assaulted.

More Saskatchewan communities have declared a state of emergency in regions of the province hit hard by flooding.

In the summer, people spend more time outdoors relaxing, vacationing and of course doing yard work. As health professionals have been warning us for a number of years, there are perils to excessive exposure to sunlight that can cause injury and pain.

Boston Pizza locations across Saskatchewan have partnered with the Saskatchewan Abilities Council to raise more than $60,000 in order to help send Saskatchewan kids with disabilities to summer camp during their 2nd Annual Boston Pizza Day for Camp Ea

Saskatchewan seniors with low incomes have seen an increase to the benefits they receive through two programs: the Personal Care Home Benefit and Seniors Income Plan. The increase came into effect July 1.