Weyburn Review

Weyburn Police Chief Marlo Pritchard signed the memorandum (MOU) of understanding with the Search and Rescue Saskatchewan Association of Volunteers (SARSAV), as SARSAV president Bobbi-Jean Buchanan looked at right.

Pianist Meagan Milatz will be a featured performer for the season-ending performance of the Regina Symphony Orchestra on Saturday, May 11.

Good mental health is everyone’s business, and is an important key to one’s overall well-being as a whole person, the same as a healthy diet and exercise helps one’s physical health.

The top hunters and fishermen in the Weyburn region were awarded for their efforts in 2018 at the Fred Garner Memorial Banquet and Trophy Night, held on Saturday evening at the Cugnet Centre.

Girls Who Game is a Pilot Program by Microsoft Education Canada and Dell that empowers and teaches girls to use computer code and stem. As of April 1 st , Souris School became one of only six or seven Girls Who Game groups across Canada.

The Gladmar Falcons senior girls basketball team came home with the silver medal from Hoopla, to cap off a highly successful basketball season, along with the sportsmanship banner from the provincial championships.

The Early Learning program for preschool children in the Southeast Cornerstone School Division has been making a marked difference to children starting school, members of the Rotary Club heard at their luncheon meeting on Thursday.

Much more work needs to be done to ensure safety for Saskatchewan workers on the job, those attending the Day of Mourning ceremonies heard on Sunday afternoon at the Tommy Douglas Centre in Weyburn.

Moisture conditions are great for seeding, and Creelman-area farmer Marcel Van Staveren began this spring’s seeding on Tuesday.