Weyburn Review

Jordan Kazymyra gets a hat-trick to lead his team to a 6-4 victory over the Yorkton Terriers.

By Greg Nikkel Weyburn artist Heather van der Breggen held a reception to open her newest art exhibit, “Pour It Out”, on Friday evening at the Allie Griffin Art Gallery, noting this may be her last exhibit here for a while.

Weyburn Cooperative Playschool hosted a “Kick Off to School” event at Jubilee Park over the weekend to celebrate the first week back to school.

Weyburn Tourism’s “Be A Tourist in your own Hometown” officially wrapped up, as the last day for entries was on August 31. “We are happy to say that our campaign was a huge success,” said Weyburn Tourism’s Executive Director, Twila Walkeden.

Greg Nikkel [email protected] Ontario Premier Doug Ford may end up precipitating a constitutional crisis, all because of his peculiar insistence on forcing the City of Toronto to reduce the size of its council, in a municipal election year.

Students of Queen Elizabeth School held hands as they walked around the Comp track on Sept. 11, as the school held their Terry Fox Run that day after hearing a presentation by Fred Fox, Terry’s older brother.

Teacher Dara Uhren was presented with a 10-year banner and a book about Terry Fox by Terry’s older brother, Fred Fox, during a visit to Queen Elizabeth School on Sept. 11.

Tremcar West celebrated their 10 th anniversary in Weyburn with an announcement they will be expanding their operations by manufacturing propane tanks here, which will add about 15 new jobs over the next year and a half.

Envision Counselling and Support Centre provides an invaluable service with programs and counselling, helping families as they face some very, very difficult periods of their lives in southeast Saskatchewan.

Crescent Point Energy appointed a new president and CEO on Wednesday, and announced details of a transition plan that includes a reduction of their workforce by 17 per cent.