Weyburn Review

The Little River Band has been forced to postpone their scheduled appearance in Estevan.

In recognition of National Non-Smoking Week, the Saskatchewan Government is encouraging residents to make healthy lifestyle choices and consider quitting if they use tobacco.

Justice Minister Don Morgan announced on January 18 that the government will accept the decision of the Saskatchewan Court of Appeal and will require marriage commissioners to perform civil marriages for all couples, including same-sex partners.

The Weyburn Peewee Legion boys' hockey team were the A-side champions at the Saskatoon Aces Peewee III tournament on January 14 to 16. A total of 16 teams from across the province participated in the tournament.Game one featured round robin play.

Student achievement and staff levels were a few of the topics discussed at the South East Cornerstone School Division's regular monthly meeting in January.

Report from the Weyburn Police Service for the period of January 10 to 17: *Police are investigating a complaint of fraud from a local business. A person received property with a value over $5,000 and issued a non-sufficient funds cheque.

Free training is being offered in several Saskatchewan communities currently, in an effort to increase the number of people in the province who are available to work as respite caregivers.

The Signal Hill Arts Centre is featuring a photography exhibition by seven members of the Soo Line Camera Club.

Weyburn Rider Nation will be playing host to members of the Saskatchewan Roughriders football club for a day dedicated to celebrating Rider Pride and supporting Weyburn Minor Football on February 13.

The Saskatchewan South East Enterprise Region (SSEER) housing initiative has just completed a survey of Estevan businesses in conjunction with the Estevan and District Board of Tourism, Trade & Commerce.