Weyburn Review

Weyburn native son and offensive lineman Brett Jones of the Minnesota Vikings in the NFL is the subject of a documentary that will be coming out in the future.

Weyburn singer Tenille Arts has been announced to perform the Canadian national anthem prior to the NBA All-Star 2020 game on Sunday, February 16 in Chicago.

How to help pets maintain healthy weights

The members of Weyburn’s Special Olympics bowling team are excited and happy to be heading to Thunder Bay, Ont., soon to represent Saskatchewan at the Canada Winter Games for Special Olympics.

The mechanical issues resulting in water quality and heating problems atthe Weyburn Leisure Centre have now been resolved. The Weyburn Leisure Centre will be reopening on Sunday, Feb. 16, with public swimming taking place from 1-5 p.m.

The Quota Club’s Women of the Year Awards provide a welcome opportunity to recognize women for their accomplishments and contributions to the community, said a past winner of an award.

The Weyburn Comprehensive Eagles and the Estevan Elecs held their annual McLeod Series over the past two weeks. Last night was the final of two games between the two senior girls teams and the two senior boys teams.

The Weyburn Review has recorded the news of Weyburn and area for over 110 years.

By Paul Golinski, Powell River Peak A former resident of Ogema, now living in B.C., has helped launch an initiative to have “The Greatest Canadian”, Tommy Douglas, as the new face on the next $5 bill.

Weyburn’s head librarian, Matthew Rankin, attended a variety of sessions and speakers at a national library conference held recently in Toronto, he told the Weyburn Rotary Club on Thursday. Originally from Penetanguishene, Ont.