Weyburn Review

This project involves a complete rebuild of the traffic light infrastructure and is expected to be completed within three weeks.

Bill C-59 is currently at second reading before the Canadian Senate.

Students will learn about the importance of the oil and gas industry, and gain knowledge about career opportunities available in Saskatchewan's energy industry, while local companies will receive support in building a future workforce to meet consumer demands.

Wind gusts in excess of 90 kilometres per hour are expected Wednesday morning and into Wednesday afternoon.

Football players Brett Jones and AJ Ouellette came from completely different backgrounds, but they shared many common experiences in their journey to become professional players.

Weyburn Comp Grade 12 student Camryn Greve came home with a gold medal from the National Skills Canada competition.

Southeast College introduces their new executive director of innovation and applied research for the Centre of Sustainable Innovation.

The Weyburn Therapeutic Animal Park held their season opening day on Sunday, with pony rides, a barbecue and face-painting, along with carnival games and visits to the animals. The Houligan Acres farm provided a horse and a pony for rides, and many young families were on hand to see the animals and enjoy the sunny weather.

Athletes from throughout the southeast area converged on the Weyburn Comp School’s track field for the Southeast District track meet.