Weyburn Review

The student body of Queen Elizabeth School jumped and danced as part of a group dance performance on Friday, led by instructors from the SQX Dance Company, which led workshops at this school and at Haig on Thursday and Friday.

A trio of Red Wings players read excerpts from a hockey-themed book, “Puckster Goes to the Olympics”, during a visit to the Grade 2 classroom at Assiniboia Park School on Thursday afternoon.

The Weyburn Chamber of Commerce is now taking entry registrations for the 24th annual Parade of Lights, taking place on Thursday, Dec. 7 at 7 p.m.

Members of Quota International of Weyburn rehearsed for the 64th annual Festival of Carols, to be heard on Sunday, December 3, at Grace United Church, with performances at 2 and 7 p.m. The members were led by June Fletcher, centre.

Team Travis Tokarz has earned a berth to the Provincial Junior Men’s Curling Championship for the eighth consecutive year. The provincials will be held in Regina on December 27 to 31.

Canadians are leading more and more digitally connected lives, with more and more people who are accessing the Internet on a regular basis.

The Weyburn Chamber of Commerce kicked off the 2018 WEYBEX awards with a presentation made at the Co-op Metro Centre on November 14. These awards are held bi-annually, celebrating business success in the city and surrounding area.

By Greg Nikkel Lorne Harasen had a broadcasting career that spanned nearly six decades in TV and radio, and he shared stories from many of the personalities he met and interviewed over the years in a presentation to the Weyburn Rotary Club on Thursda

Team Sask Waterpolo competed this past weekend at the Lawson Aquatic Centre in Regina in the first tournament of the season of the Waterpolo National Competitive League, Western Conference with the 19U women’s and men’s team resulting in a clean swee

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