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Weyburn Review

Stolen trailer and quad in Ralph

Weyburn RCMPand Saskatchewan Crime Stoppers are asking for the public's assistance in solving a trailer and recreational vehicle theft. Sometime between August 1 and 3, a car trailer and quad were stolen in the Ralph area from a lease location.

SaskTel launches largest 3G+ wireless network in Saskatchewan

SaskTel has announced the launch of the first phase of its new 3G+ wireless network.
Scotty the T-rex welcomed in Weyburn

Scotty the T-rex welcomed in Weyburn

Scotty the T-rex received a grand welcoming to Weyburn at the Soo Line Historical Museum on August 18. The Museum held a reception to acknowledge the arrival of the travelling exhibit from the Royal Saskatchewan Museum (RSM).

Weyburn area generates three-quarters of August's Crown land sales

The Weyburn area has received the most bids in Saskatchewan for the sale of Crown petroleum and natural gas rights, generating three-quarters of the province's total revenue. August's sale brought in $95.
Local boys at Canada Cup

Local boys at Canada Cup

Weyburn's Garett Walbaum and Eric Evans were in Kindersley from August 11 to 15 to play as members of Team Saskatchewan in the Canada Cup Midget Baseball Tournament. In the opening game they faced Team Manitoba winning 5 to 3.

Sun Country's VP of finance resigns

Sun Country Health Region announced that Hal Schmidt, vice-president of finance and corporate services, has resigned. CEO Cal Tant accepted Schmidt's resignation, effective immediately.

Number of Saskatchewanians receiving EI decreased

For the third consecutive month, Saskatchewan has recorded a significant decline year-over-year in the number of people receiving Employment Insurance (EI) benefits.

Rider plates are selling fast

Just three months after kicking off the opportunity to purchase Rider licence plates, SGI has received over 12,000 orders resulting in a profit of about $325,000 for the Saskatchewan Roughrider Football Club.

Getting kids off the sidelines

The Weyburn Canadian Tire is seeking applicants to its Jumpstart program. Jumpstart is a community-based charitable program that helps children aged 4 to 18 participate in organized sports and recreation such as hockey, dance, soccer and swimming.
Practising a punt return

Practising a punt return

The offensive and defensive lines for the peewee Junior Eagles practice a punt return situation as they chase the ball carrier (centre), during a preseason football practice at Jubilee Park on Wednesday evening, under the watchful eyes of the coachin
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