Weyburn Review

The legalization of marijuana takes effect today, Oct. 17, and the Weyburn Police Service have provided some information about the use and possession of the drug.

Weyburn RCMP received a complaint of an erratic driver travelling south on Highway 35 towards Weyburn at approximately 11:40 p.m. on Oct. 12.

After a brawl broke out within the last minute of game play between the Weyburn Red Wings and the Flin Flon Bombers Saturday night, the Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League conducted a two-day investigation over any video footage of the fight that surfa

Three new Communithon Superheroes went incognito on Monday at the Comp, but will be in costume as they fly in and help “save the day” at Communithon on Friday, Oct. 19.

Matthew Rankin is the new head librarian for the Weyburn Public Library, coming to Weyburn from Ontario after working in libraries for the last six years, including as librarian at CFB Borden.

Two firefighters use a guiding rope to steady the lowering of an accident victim with the ladder truck, after the victim was rescued from the top of the tower behind them.

Three young writers in the Southeast Cornerstone School Division gathered after they presented and read their winning essays to the board of trustees at Cornerstone’s monthly meeting on Wednesday.

Representatives of Canada Post presented Fire Chief Simon Almond with an enlargement of a special stamp issued to honour firefighters across Canada. The representatives included Scott Wade, Jamie Loreth and Keri Thirsk.