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SSEER dissolution won't significantly impact Weyburn

In its March budget, the Government of Saskatchewan made the decision to cease funding the Enterprise Region program within Enterprise Saskatchewan.

APAS invites wheat growers to join new Provincial Wheat Commission

(Tisdale) The President of the Agricultural Producers Association of Saskatchewan (APAS) issued an invitation to all wheat growers in the province to collectively form a new provincial Wheat Commission.

Wheatland Senior Centre news

The results of the Wheatland Senior Centre's activities from April 8 to April 14: Bridge: (Monday) first George Gillies, second Kay Bachman, third Andy Goeres. Bridge: (Friday) first Mildred Sandiford, second Basil Holyer, third Andy Goeres.

One day school to focus on bull management and herd health

Speakers share their knowledge of bull management and herd health at the Stock Person's School set for May 2 in Saskatoon.
Students reach out to new hatchlings

Students reach out to new hatchlings

Grade 1 students in teacher Nancy Smoliak's class at Assiniboia Park School reach out to try and touch one of the new hatchlings on a paper mat spread out in their classroom on Apr. 17.

Fatality near Carlyle

Six miles north of Carlyle on Highway 9, members of the Carlyle RCMP, Carlyle Fire department and EMS responded to a northbound Chevrolet truck that had driven off the road and came to rest in a slough on April 17.

Fire Brigade Ladies night a huge success

The Weyburn Fire Brigade held a ladies night on April 14 to help raise funds to purchase a new Thermal Imaging Camera. The evening was a huge success with $10,281.78 being raised.
Frances Lillian Mudd (nee McCardle)

Frances Lillian Mudd (nee McCardle)

June 4, 1946-April 6, 2012

City water now safer than it has ever been

The water supply for the City of Weyburn is safer than it's ever been, due in part to measures taken by the city after a recent precautionary boil-water advisory had been in place for a few weeks, city council was told at their Apr. 10 meeting.

Health regions facing an 'epidemic' of injuries

The head of a new safety association for the health care industry spoke to the board members of the Sun Country Health Region on Mar. 28, with a view to dealing with an "epidemic" of workplace injuries in health care facilities.
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