Weyburn Review

Regina guitarist Jack Semple puts some English into his guitar-playing, during his performance on Monday evening with his band in a tribute to the late blues legend, B.B. King.

The new Canadian Free Trade Agreement (CFTA) will level the playing field for Saskatchewan businesses and workers as they pursue opportunities across the country, according to Saskatchewan’s Minister responsible for Trade.

Since monthly traffic safety spotlights began in 2014, last month saw the most tickets yet for distracted driving.

Minor ball season has started in Weyburn, with many teams currently hitting the practice diamonds. Ken King, president of the Weyburn Minor Baseball Association, said that they are quite happy with the continued growth and interest in the sport.

Brent Dickson, right, a keynote speaker at the Horizons Leadership Conference at the Comp School, directs the students to take part in a fun team exercise where they had to be in groups of four and do activities under his directions.

As a child gorwing up on a farm north of Regina, Jack Semple first heard the Beatles, then B.B. King, and his love of music was born.

Submitted by Max Himsl I excused myself to the van der Breggen bathroom immediately after meeting Abraham and spent several excruciating minutes rubbing the life crushed from my fingers by his enthusiastically amiable handshake.

The Weyburn Gymnastics Club sent 38 athletes to the Yorkton Springers Invitation, held in Yorkton on April 21 to 22. This was the very first competition of the year for the Junior Olympic first and second levels.

A very important week focusing on mental health will be marked by the Weyburn branch of the Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA). The 66th annual CMHA Mental Health Week will be observed Monday to Sunday, May 1 to 7.

Library supporters had their voices and opinions heard by the provincial government, when Premier Brad Wall announced that cuts announced on budget day would be reversed.