Weyburn Review

People can make donations through the Rotary International Foundation to make a difference in a wide range of ways to people in developing countries who need a helping hand in big and small ways.

By Greg Nikkel The Southeast Cornerstone School Division reduced their deficit in the 2016-17 annual financial report, with a number of measures taken to reduce costs, including several adjustments in staffing.

By Greg Nikkel The two candidates vying for the leadership of the Saskatchewan New Democrats held a debate in Weyburn, discussing how they would make changes in policy and finances if they led their party back to power in Saskatchewan.

The ringing of bells along with the red kettle for the Salvation Army will be a common sight in stores around Weyburn from Thursday, Nov. 30 until Saturday, Dec. 23.

Audrey Trombley was re-elected as chairwoman of the Southeast Cornerstone Public School Division Board at the monthly board meeting on Wednesday. The reorganizational session was held during the regular public meeting.

The blue bins for Weyburn’s curbside recycling program can make a real difference to the future of the City’s landfill facility, but it will also take a hefty increase in tipping fees to help pay for the extensive plans set out for the city at Monday

By Greg Nikkel Weyburn city council is considering a five-year plan for the city’s landfill that can extend the lifespan from between 36 and 62 years, depending on how much recycling and planning goes into how the landfill is organized and used by th

To the Editor: Concerned parents and students of Weyburn Comprehensive School (WCS), along with area taxpayers, are astounded at the recent school board decision to remove Wade Oberg as the principal of WCS.

The almost 300 fans in attendance at Wednesday night's home game between the Richardson Pioneer Gold Wings and Melville Prairie Fire were treated to an exciting game.

1955 ~ 2017