Weyburn Review

1926 ~ 2017

1932 ~ 2017

By Greg Nikkel The City of Weyburn is hoping to implement a new five-year plan for the city’s landfill that will extend the life of the landfill by 20 to 40 years, with a public presentation on the proposal to be made in December to city council.

Weyburn’s city council had discussions on Monday night on two vital interests to the city and her citizens: its landfill, and water usage and water rates.

By Greg Nikkel Maintaining good mental health, and talking about mental health issues, is important for farmers as well as in other walks of life, and producers have the resource of the Farm Stress Line to provide help when it’s needed.

The Weyburn Red Wings will bring back their reading program for elementary students, with Top-Notch Towing as the new sponsor for this year.

To the Editor: This week I attended the Weyburn General Hospital for a medical procedure. From the time I entered at 7:15 a.m., the cleaning staff said “good morning”. From the administration desk to the O.R.

Cenovus Energy Inc. has entered into an agreement to sell its majority interest in the Weyburn carbon-dioxide enhanced oil recovery operation for cash proceeds of $940 million.

The Wheatland Senior Centre will host a month end supper on Friday, November 24. Roast beef will be served.

Operation Red Nose will launch its 34th annual campaign, from coast to coast, while more than 55,000 volunteers are getting ready to take part in Canada’s largest safe ride home service.