Weyburn Review

The athletes and coaches for Team Southeast gathered in a large group after receiving their team uniforms at the team pep rally on Sunday afternoon at McKenna Hall.

Submitted by Dan Kraus, senior conservation biologist with the Nature Conservancy of Canada Canada is home to 25 per cent of the world’s wetlands, which are important for the health of Canada and the health of our planet.

Darcy Cretin and Calvin Tracey of the Jerry Mainil Ltd. rink swept hard to make sure this draw shot made it to the house, during the annual Oilmen’s Bonspiel on Saturday morning at the Weyburn Curling Rink.

Canadians are once again gearing up to celebrate their pride and passion for an industry that puts food on tables across this country and around the world every day.

Aspiring authors and artists were encouraged to follow their dreams and write or draw, even if they’re only 10 years old, Grades 5 and 6 students at St. Michael School were told by children’s author Stephan Kozan on Thursday.

Students from St. Michael School will be doing “chores for charity” in support of the “Mending Little Hearts Fund”, after fellow student Brasen Sim told them about his own heart condition, along with his sister Ember.

By Greg Nikkel The girls who comprise the singing group, “Spirit of Grace” at Grace United Church are excited that they will be appearing on stage for the Kinsmen Telemiracle telecast, and are preparing for a fundraiser concert in advance of that eve

Nominations now open

Programs and special activities for children and adults are set for the Weyburn Public Library through the month of February.

Mid-school year funding of $7.5 million will be provided to school divisions to assist in dealing with front line pressures, Premier Scott Moe announced on Feb. 6. The funding will allow school divisions to hire education professionals immediately.