Weyburn Review

The Souris School Community Council organized a Halloween Dance for the students and their families on Sunday afternoon. The afternoon was filled with games, such as the limbo, and music which was DJ’d by Richy Roy.

Weyburn city council was introduced to the new members of the Youth Council, who had their first meeting on Oct. 17.

Weyburn police responded to a vehicle collisionat the intersection of Coteau Avenue and First Street on Oct. 22, with one of the vehicles having to be towed. EMS was called to assist also, due to the deployment of the vehicle’s airbag.

The Weyburn Beavers have announced on their social media pages that former player, Drake Pilat, will join the 2020 coaching staff as an Assistant Coach.

As autumn transforms into winter, the number of available hours of daylight slowly dwindles. Some areas of Alaska and Canada see only about three or four hours of daylight per day in the winter months.

There’s no shortage of fun and spooky things to do with your children in the weeks and days leading up to Halloween. Here are four fun activities the whole family will enjoy. 1. Decorate pumpkins.

An Estevan Bruin tried to get to the puck by the Red Wings net, as Weyburn goalie Noah Decottiginies kept any holes closed by the goalpost, during the second of the home-and-home series between the Highway 39 rivals on Saturday night.

Millions of dogs reside in shelters or in foster homes just waiting for someone to make them permanent members of their family. Bringing home a puppy or an older dog can be an exciting, selfless endeavor.

Many children are introduced to music instruction at school. After being introduced to band, chorus and various instruments, students may be eager to explore music.

Powerlifter Chelsea Wahl of Weyburn competed in the women’s powerlifting provincial championship, hosted in Weyburn at the Knox Hall on Saturday. She was successful in two of three attempts in the squat competition, lifting weights of 100 kg (220.