Weyburn Review

There are resources available that can help people deal with the effects of, and prevent, cyberbullying, Rotary Club members heard in a presentation at their luncheon on Thursday.

The Weyburn Chamber of Commerce held its annual Summer Parade on July 2, with over 60 floats entered. Although the judges had a difficult time, in the end they made their announcement.

A balloon costume of a minion, created and worn by Richy and Preston Roy, made its way down Third Street during the Weyburn Chamber of Commerce’s Fair parade on Monday morning.

Weyburn’s skies were lit up with colourful bursts of light on Sunday night as the City of Weyburn put on a fireworks show to help celebrate Canada Day, with spectators lining blocks in the area and all along Highway 39 to watch.

Residents lined up for some free Canada Day cake served up by Leisure Centre staff, during the Canada Day celebrations at the Weyburn Leisure Centre on Sunday.

Weyburn product Brett Jones, who plays centre for the New York Giants of the NFL, got into the proper stance for a centre as he got a group of children to do likewise, during a free non-contact football camp held on Wednesday evening by Weyburn Minor

Musician Brad Johner, centre, performed one of his songs along with his sons, The Johner Boys, during a fundraiser concert for the Weyburn and District Hospital Foundation on June 26 at the Cugnet Centre.

Erik Lindholm dreamed of taking a “big adventure” for much of his life, since he was a small boy growing up in Sweden, and last year he embarked on his most ambitious dream yet — to cycle around the world.

Crocus 80 is looking for interested, enthusiastic and dedicated 6-18 year olds to come out for their Youth Summer Theatre program, as they will put on eight more stage adaptations of Robert Munsch stories.

To the Editor: Well, here we are at the end of the 2017-18 school year, and still no information or possible fair solution to the unfair demotion of a principal whose teaching career has been so grievously damaged by inaction and lack of transparency