Weyburn Review

The Yellow Grass Wheat Kings have a two-game lead in the quarterfinals for the Big Six Hockey League playoffs. The Wheat Kings won 5-3 over Carnduff on Feb. 9, and then claimed a 5-2 victory on Feb. 12.

A number of new anti-bullying resources are being provided to Saskatchewan schools today to assist students and teachers as they work to end bullying and create more caring and inclusive schools.

A group of girls design and make their own Valentine’s cards during a session of the KidZone at the Weyburn Public Library, held after school on Thursday.

Members of the Weyburn Comp’s senior pom team performs a routine for the large crowd on hand for the historic McLeod Series basketball games on Wednesday evening in the Eagle gym between Weyburn and Estevan.

Quota International of Weyburn, in partnership with the Weyburn Credit Union, has launched the 17th annual Women of the Year Awards, an event which recognizes the contributions of women to the Weyburn and district community.

All police vehicles in the Combined Traffic Services Saskatchewan (CTSS) pilot are now equipped with automated licence plate readers (ALPRs), including a cruiser with the Weyburn Police Service, which took part in the pilot for this service.

Comp Eagles forward Lindsay McLeod jumps and reaches out to catch a rebound, as team-mate Payton Oberg at right also has her hands ready, while team-mates Kianna Cuthbert, at left, and Hailey Neiszner (centre) watch the play.

The 21st century poses many challenges and ideals that might inspire a new way of thinking. None is more important than the economic role of women in a rapidly changing world.

Weyburn’s own “Private Drive” recently won Jack 94.5’s Battle of the Cover Bands in Regina.

Alexis Larson said that her experience playing with Team Canada at the 2017 Winter Universiade was unbelievable. Team Canada won silver in the hockey competition, losing to Team Russia in the gold final.