Weyburn Review

Premier Brad Wall recently visited the production facilities at CanMar Grain Products and NutraSun Foods, two Regina companies who add value to Saskatchewan-grown crops and create products sold around the world.

The Weyburn Minor Ball Association recently announced that registration for the upcoming 2017 minor baseball and softball is now open online. Families are invited to visit weyburnminorball.ca to fill out the online registration form.

Tickets are on sale for a spring production of “The Lonely”, a tribute to the music of the late Roy Orbison, presented by the Weyburn Rotary Club. The show will come to Weyburn on Monday, April 10, at the Cugnet Centre.

A team of children watch as their volcano erupts colourfully into the snow packed around it, during an activity for Winter Snow Day on Thursday afternoon at the Weyburn Public Library.

The Water Security Agency has issued the largest single agricultural drainage approval in the province’s history. A single approval was issued to 73 landowners for more than 18,000 acres of an organized and responsibly managed drainage network.

School division reports deficit in financial overview

In a year of political and economic uncertainty, the Canadian Chamber of Commerce, in partnership with the provincial Chambers across the country, has identified “Ten Ways to Build a Canada That Wins”, a list of key opportunities that Canada can seiz

Just over six months after the close of the 2016 Saskatchewan Summer Games, and the final results are in: Estevan has posted the largest economic impact of any Saskatchewan Games to date, generating in excess of $7 million dollars in direct and indir

The five-time GMA award winner, The Color, will present their “Surprise Tour” at Calvary Baptist Church on Wednesday, March 1 at 7 p.m. It’s not just music, lights, or concerts for Canadian band, The Color.

The indoor swimming pool at the Weyburn Leisure Centre is filled with families enjoying the Family Day holiday on Monday, with free public swimming offered by the City of Weyburn for the afteroon.