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Weyburn police laid 33 charges during the week of Oct. 23-29, and responded to 74 calls for service.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau confirms doubled GST payments to go out this Friday.

Academic achievement for students in Grades 7-11 last year were recognized at an awards 小蓝视频 at the Weyburn Comprehensive School.

The Weyburn Public Library saw around 50 people from 15 families come and take part in their pumpkin carving event on Thursday evening. The Wholesale Club donated the pumpkins, and the library provided the tools and patterns for the families to use, with prizes provided to all the participants.

Weyburn Tourism held their inaugural Pumpkin Lane on Saturday evening on the Tatagwa Parkway paths near the off-leash dog park, just south of First Avenue. A number of businesses and organizations set up tents along the path loop, which was lined by lit carved pumpkins. Lots of treats were available along the way for those young and old in their Halloween costumes.

The WCS Eagles will defend their provincial championship on Saturday against the team they beat a year ago, the Greenall Griffins, at Leibel Field in Regina.

The final tally was $86,412 when the Communithon went off the air late Friday night, which will go to the 10 community agencies.

This photo gallery shows a few examples of the school groups that came in to entertain, live and in person, at the Weyburn Legion Hall on Friday for the 41st annual Weyburn Communithon. These photos show groups from Legacy Park, Assiniboia Park and St. Michael Schools, with all grades from those schools performing, and many parents and family jamming the Legion Hall to watch them perform.

Inclusion Weyburn held their first Halloween Dance since 2019, and ghosts, goblins and superheroes of all ages were out to have fun and dance at Dominic Place on Wednesday evening. DJ Randy Bakaluk provided the tunes and the lights, and a concession was available to keep the dancers fed and watered through the evening.

The Platinum Jubilee medals were presented in a 小蓝视频 in Regina by Lt-Gov. Russ Mirasty