Weyburn Review

Maybe That's Just Me

SaskPower safety coordinator Cam McGillivray explains the dangers of what happens when equipment hits a power line, with the assistance of another employee Chris Goertzen.

With many areas of the province receiving excess moisture this spring, the Saskatchewan Crop Insurance Corporation will be extending seeding deadlines for 2011, as it did in 2010.

Prime Minister Steven Harper recently made some changes to the appointments of Parliamentary Secretaries that allowed some new faces and newly elected MP's to experience being part of the daily functioning of Government.

Report from the Weyburn Police Service for the week of May 23 to 29: *On May 29, police were called to investigate a report of mischief to a parked vehicle. The suspect had thrown a bicycle onto the vehicle. The matter is under investigation.

Sun Country Regional Health Authority approved a $134 million operating budget at its regular monthly meeting on May 25. A capital spending budget for infrastructure and equipment was also approved.

A tragic accident has struck the lives of several Southeast Saskatchewan teenagers. On May 29 at 12:35 a.m.the RCMP in Carnduff received acomplaint ofa 19-year-old male being struck by a vehicle in the Village of Alameda.

The Saskatchewan Transportation Company (STC) will now operate from a different location in Weyburn. The company announced details of a new partnership with the Zippy Mart, a local business in the city.

When Erin Westling passed away recently her family had thought of different ways of leaving a legacy that would please Erin.

The who's who of the oilfield biz converged on Weyburn this week to attend the 14th biennial Saskatchewan Oil and Gas Show. Over 200 exhibitors from Saskatchewan and across the country filled Weyburn's two hockey rinks and Exhibition Grounds.