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Beaumont, a black Lab trained as a service dog who works with Victim Services coordinator Tara Busch, has been providing comfort to the victims of crime and trauma for seven years in Weyburn and the southeast Saskatchewan area, and is now nearing ret

Valedictorian Ross VanDeWeyer (shown here being introduced at the Grand March on Saturday) gave an encouraging and positive message to his fellow graduates from the Class of 2021, as part of the virtual grad ceremonies shared with grads and their fam

The Weyburn Police Service received 92 calls for service during the week of June 14-20, resulting in seven traffic-related charges, along with two charges under the Criminal Code of Canada and two charges under the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act

As announced earlier on Tuesday, there has been a delay in the shipment of Pfizer vaccines expected to arrive this week. As a result, some immunization clinics scheduled this week will be offering the Moderna vaccine instead.

There are four new COVID cases in the Weyburn area as of June 22, bringing to 12 the number of active cases in the area, and 35 active cases in the southeast region.

A longtime volunteer from Weyburn, Fred Sandeski, will be receiving a Sovereign鈥檚 Medal for Volunteers in a virtual ceremony on Canada Day, with the Lieutenant Governor of Saskatchewan.

The Weyburn Wor-Kin Shop commemorated 50 years of service at their Annual General Meeting on Monday evening at a small gathering.

Mirasty: Relationship of Indigenous people with Crown predates province

Federal Conservative leader Erin O鈥橳oole proposed a plan to help Canada recover after the COVID-19 pandemic, including a plan to eventually balance the budget, in an address he gave electronically to three southeast Chambers of Commerce on Thursday.

Following the weekend announcement, Premier Scott Moe defended the decision to move forward with lifting public health orders, despite the province not yet reaching its reopening plan鈥檚 set thresholds.