Weyburn Review

Weyburn's Tenille Arts has made it to the top 3 finalists in the running for this year's Next Big Thing competition.

May was an exceptional month for Saskatchewan's job market according to new figures released by Statistics Canada. There were 573,300 people employed in May 2014, the highest ever recorded for any month.

Estevan RCMP and the Transportation Safety Board of Canada are investigating a plane crash near Torquay on June 15 that left two Torquay area men dead. Emergency crews were called out at approximately 10:12 a.m.

The McNeils will be providing the entertainment at the Tuesday afternoon dance at the Wheatland Senior's Centre on June 24. The Monday Bridge tournament saw first place go to Elfreida Mantay, second to Jim Brown, and third to Harry Schiller.

Along with the nice weather, comes the increase in the number of noise complaints received by Weyburn Police Services. The noise bylaw covers all hours of the day, so police are asking that residents be respectful of their neighbours.

Tanya's Tales

The Regina Riot will meet the undeafeated Saskatoon Valkyries in the Prairie Conference Final in Saskatoon on Sunday, June22. The Riot will need to prove on the turf what they can do.

Several more Primary Health care sites across Sun Country Health Region are experiencing the benefits of electronic recording technology this year.

Saskatchewan teachers have rejected a proposed tentative Provincial Collective Bargaining Agreement for 2013-17 that was reached with the Government of Saskatchewan and school board trustees in May 2014.

Every 60 seconds someone in Canada needs blood, that's why the Saskatchewan Roughriders are helping to tackle the need for blood with Bleed Green.