Weyburn Review

Residential property owners in the city of Weyburn will receive a larger bill for property taxes than last year, after city council passed their budget for 2019 with a 3.81 per cent increase on Monday night.

The Weyburn Police Service received a report of an online fraud on Saturday, after the victim received a Facebook post that asked for $500 in iTune cards and in return would receive $50,000.

Infrastructure projects will help drive a property tax increase of about 3.81 per cent in 2019, which will be about a $50 increase in the year’s tax bill for an average home-owner. City council approved the 2019 budget of $35.

By Mike Stackhouse, SJHL While no official records are kept, it’s believed history was made last night when Taylor Keast dressed as the back-up for the La Ronge Ice Wolves as it marked the first time a female has suited up in the SJHL for a regular s

Weyburn Junior Eagles player Amanda Kaip looks to go up for a basket as team-mate Santana Chapman watched at left, during a home tournament game versus the Swift Current Ardens on Friday. The Jr.

A group of Yellow Vest protesters were out on Saturday in Weyburn on the Government Road bridge near Highway 39, braving the wind chill as they waved to traffic driving by.

The deadline to enter the 2019 Weyburn Rotary Music Festival is Friday, Jan 18. Entries must be made via online registration at their website, weyburnmfa.webs.com, and entry fees must be paid via PayPal.