Weyburn Review

1926 ~ 2017

1932 ~ 2017

September 29, 1983 – April 20, 2017

The Entrepreneurship 30 class at the Weyburn Comprensive will have three Junior Achievement student companies this year, which all held board meetings last week with their company mentors to start off their campaign.

The organizers of the book, “Breaking the Silence: Our Journeys of Healing”, are extending their deadline for stories until May 15 to allow people to still get them in to be part of the book.

Loss reported for 2016 at annual meeting

Weyburn residents will be asked, how well do you know Weyburn? Is there a part of the city that you would like to share with others or that you would like to learn about for free? Or, do you know where the hidden treasures are in Weyburn.

#GETLoud! The main theme of Mental Health Week was raised during the Mayor’s Luncheon on Monday afternoon. Kyle Moffat was the guest speaker during the Mayor’s Luncheon.

Mental Health Week is marked each year in the first week of May, and the Weyburn branch of the Canadian Mental Health Association is active with events, starting with the Mayor’s Luncheon, plus a youth theatre play, a book sale in support of CMHA pro

The Weyburn police are investigating a report of a commercial break-and-enter in the 400 block of 10th Avenue SE on April 24. The matter is still under active investigation.