Weyburn Review

Visitors to the National Aboriginal Day Celebration lined up to have a free barbecued hot dog lunch on Thursday at Jubilee Park.

The STARS Show Choir was joined by a large number of past members as they sang “Thank You For the Music” to their director, Colleen Weimer, who is sitting in the front row listening at the Senior Music Concert on Monday evening.

Weyburn police responded to a break-and-enter to a business in the 400 block of Government Road on June 12. The business had been entered and cash and other items stolen.

Two teams of Grade 3 students watch as their programmable robots go head-to-head within a defined space, during a visit by the EYES team from the University of Regina on Friday morning to Assiniboia Park School.

The field of runners set out from the starting line for Weyburn’s annual Opportunity Road Race, held from downtown in front of City Hall and the Weyburn Legion Hall on Sunday morning, with the adults taking part in their choice of a 5-km, 10-km or 15

Large crowds thronged Third Street in downtown Weyburn for the annual Weyburn Car Club’s Show and Shine event on Saturday afternoon.

Teams of three, each with their own colours, run hard in a lap around the school gym during the Gym Blast event on Wednesday at St. Michael School.

A group of Grade 2 students from St. Michael School tried out the jail cell at the NWMP house, during a tour of the Heritage Village on Wednesday.

Canada is in a bit of a pickle when it comes to trade talks with the United States, and it is not clear what the way forward should be, particularly as it involves a leader who explodes in storms of twitter feeds.

The Weyburn Beavers have started their season with a strong showing, winning eight games in a row to remain undefeated, as of press deadlines on Tuesday morning.