Weyburn Review

Grade 6 student from Queen Elizabeth, Inara Underwood, jumped her third and final running long jump of the pre-district track meet at the Comp School. Elementary and high school students from Weyburn competed all day in the track meet Wednesday.

My Nikkel's Worth column

The two worlds of justice and trade may seem to be totally separate and unrelated, and in most countries they are, as commerce and the movement of goods really have nothing to do with legal matters for the most part.

The Weyburn Communithon is celebrating their connection to the community by revealing a brand new logo. Earlier in the year, they launched a logo contest, and received lots of great submissions from the community.

Weyburn Comprehensive School Physics teacher Karen Kennedy-Allin was named as a recipient of the Prime Minister’s Awards for Teaching Excellence, and she will be presented with a Certificate of Excellence by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Tuesday,

Born in Oxbow, this not very big man was an NHL Stanley Cup champion. Ten years ago Theo Fleury published a book named Playing with Fire: The Highest Highs and the Lowest Lows. This best-selling autobiography was telling his story of sexual abuse.

Three generations of the Vilcu family travelled to Gatineau, Que., to take part in the Canadian Nationals for the World Karate Commission over the weekend, and the youngest member, Jocelyn Vilcu, came away with a first-place finish.

City police received a complaint regarding an employee theft at a business on Wednesday. The matter is still under investigation but charges are pending.

Mayor Marcel Roy signed a proclamation this afternoon to make the week of May 19-25 as National Public Works Week in Weyburn.