Weyburn Review

The 2021 Youth Council was introduced at the city council meeting

The Weyburn Police Service had 64 calls for service in the week of Nov. 15-21, with 11 charges laid

Hundreds of toys were donated by residents and by the Canadian Tire store at the Weyburn Fire Brigade's Toy Drive on Saturday, and they were all delivered to the Family Place on Monday, filling up one end of a large play room. "It's hard to put into words how much this means to the families," said Dawn Gutzke, executive director for the Family Place.

Portable stage can be used anywhere in the Spark Centre

Concerns over COVID and Knox Hall renos lead to cancellation of dinner

Gold WIngs lose heart-breaker in shootout after four scoreless periods

Weyburn curlers took part in the Women's Curling Tour event on Saturday and Sunday

Cornerstone dips into surplus fund

Midale's Plus One Club hosted this year's Santa Parade which went through the town on Saturday, including down Main Street as well as going by Mainprize Manor. Many families were out to see the parade, and children were prepared for the candies with bags ready to collect their share. A 50-50 raffle was also held in support of the club.

The Weyburn Fire Brigade held a "Fill the Fire Truck" toy drive for the Family Place on Saturday at the Canadian Tire store, with the added bonus of a brigade member filling in for Santa Claus for photos inside. The fire truck cab was filled, along with at least two carts, with hundreds of toys donated for the families served by the Family Place.