Weyburn Review

SaskTel announced that it will invest approximately $302 million of capital in Saskatchewan in 2017-18 and over $1.4 billion through the next five years.

Country singer Codie Prevost has just released his leadoff single off his upcoming fifth album entitled, “You Won’t Sleep Tonight”. The song has been sent to radio stations across Canada and is available at all digital music outlets.

A special Multicultural Day in the Park will celebrate Canada’s 150 anniversary, with many different events being held in River Park on Saturday, June 24. The Weyburn and District United Way and the Tatagwa Parkway Committee are hosting this event.

The possibility of a new leisure facility was discussed by the City of Weyburn’s Facilities Advisory Committee, council heard at their meeting on Tuesday evening.

By Max Himsl The investigation into the so-called artists of Art Farm 5 leads us inevitably to the Chairperson, Rickee Lee Webster.

A public art display will celebrate “Our Canada: A Celebration of 150 Years”, by hanging 16 banners along the Weyburn Boardwalk for at least one year.

There are only a few days left for residents to purchase an early bird season ticket for the 2017-18 Weyburn Concert Series.

The Weyburn branch of the Royal Canadian Legion presented their special and long-service awards at a supper and ceremony held on Thursday evening at the Legion Hall.

Members of the Weyburn Parks Board and city staff were on hand to unveil the post office bell monument on Wednesday by City Hall. The monument houses the bell formerly used in Weyburn’s original post office building.

Phil Curtis will be returning as head coach for the Weyburn Senior Beavers for his fifth consecutive year. “I am really excited for the summer. I really enjoy the atmosphere and the town and there is something really good happening here.