Weyburn Review

Mark Lawrence Tremblay, age 57, of Saskatoon, passed away May 29, 2017. Mark was born in Weyburn, on April 27, 1960. He attended St. Dominic’s, St. Michael Junior High, and the Weyburn Comp High School.

NFL player Brett Jones is astounded to wake up and see the New York City skyline as a member of the New York Giants, but he also enjoys coming home to Weyburn to be with family, share some of his skills and knowledge as a pro football player, and to

By Greg Nikkel The city of Weyburn is the best place to live on the Prairies, and is ranked fifth best in all of Canada out of 417 cities, according to the 2017 survey by MoneySense magazine, which ranks cities in 36 categories to come up with the ra

By Greg Nikkel A 14-unit affordable housing complex opened in the former St. Dominic Savio School building, providing affordable housing and accommodations for those who need independent living with some support from agencies.

By Greg Nikkel The 109th edition of the Weyburn Fair was deemed a success by the Weyburn Agricultural Society, particularly due to how the challenges for this year’s Fair was handled and met by the organizers, said Ag Society president Jeff Clay.

A member of the Weyburn police’s CTSS Unit conducted a traffic stop of a known suspended driver at about 2 p.m. on July 4.

The community of Stoughton will host their annual Stoughton Daze on Friday to Sunday, July 7 to 9. The three days will be packed full of activities. Stoughton Daze starts off with a golf tournament on the Friday.

Fiddler Donna Turk, at left, led a group of young fiddlers in playing some songs on a float in the Stoughton Daze parade on Saturday morning.

The community of Ogema will have their annual fair on Saturday, July 8. There are a number of activities planned.

Imagine sitting at your desk while 4,000 pounds of glass and steel speed past you hundreds of times a day. Sounds pretty scary, doesn’t it? For highway construction workers, it is just another day on the job.