Weyburn Review

A tentative agreement between the Saskatchewan Crop Insurance Corporation (SCIC and the Saskatchewan Government and General Employees Union (SGEU) has been ratified.

It's time to bring the outdoor water fun, indoors. The Weyburn Leisure Centre will be opening the Indoor Pool on Monday, September 9. The Outdoor Pool was closed on September 2, after seeing approximately 20,000 people throughout the summer months.

Snapping a two-fight losing streak and earning his first UFC win at the UFC 161 event in June was one of Mitch "Danger Zone" Clarke's biggest and most emotional accomplishments.

CP Rail crews and employees from Richardson Pioneer investigate a train car, that came off the track between Richardson Pioneer and Viterra on Thursday afternoon. There were no injuries and no environmental concerns.

In celebration of Weyburn's Centennial year, a bell that stood atop the old post office building, now Liberty Manor, will be rung by Mayor Debra Button at noon on Friday, September 13.

The Independent Riders are once again collecting toys for the Salvation Army in the 25th annual Santa's Toy Parade. The parade will ride from Weyburn Junior High parking lot to Riverside Park on Saturday September 7th. Riders will meet between 12 p.

Operation Crossroads, a traffic safety blitz, resulted in more than 450 tickets from August 21 and 22 throughout Saskatchewan.

The Weyburn Police Service is asking for the public's assistance in solving the following crimes from the past eight months. On August 13, police responded to a complaint of vandalism at the Weyburn Comprehensive High School.

Graham DeLaet achieved two goals during the Labour Day weekend; he qualified for his first President's Cup and also earned a spot in the Tour Championship, the last playoff tournament for the FedExCup.

Weyburn's supply of doctors should be "in good shape" by 2014, members of the Rotary Club heard in a talk by Marga Cugnet, CEO of the Sun Country Health Region, on Thursday.