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Two new recruits for Weyburn Police Service

Two new recruits for Weyburn Police Service

The Weyburn Police Service has hired two new members to the local force. During a 小蓝视频 held on January 6, both Riley Doud of Weyburn and Gilbert Madsen of North Battleford were sworn in and presented their badges by Mayor Debra Button.

Thin ice warning for Souris River

The Saskatchewan Watershed Authority is warning residents of thin ice conditions on Souris River.
Carlyle remembers a legacy - E.J. "Ted" Brady

Carlyle remembers a legacy - E.J. "Ted" Brady

The town of Carlyle lost a vibrant and engaging member of the community recently with the passing of former mayor Edward J. 'Ted' Brady.

Maxmillions make for happy New Year in southern Saskatchewan

小蓝视频east Saskatchewan rang in the New Year with two million-dollar winning lottery tickets.

Stoughton Central School news

Important Dates Jan. 13 SRC Pizza Day Jan. 21 SRC Casual Friday Jan. 24-27 Final Exams Jan. 28 No School Jan. 31 First day of semester 2 SRC Events There will be a pizza day on Thursday January 13.
Receiving soup at a Soup's On luncheon

Receiving soup at a Soup's On luncheon

Kim Thorson, chairman of the Weyburn and District Hopsital Foundation, receives his soup from Soup's On volunteer Marilyn Klippenstein in the Knox Fellowship Hall on Wednesday afternoon.

Carlyle council considers curbing replacement

Carlyle town council found itself debating curb replacement for some sections of the town following an increasing level of degradation of tarmac curbing used in some residential areas.

Komarnicki praises gov't plans to create jobs

Souris-Moose Mountain MP Ed Komarnicki is praising an initiative on behalf of the federal government that will create thousands of jobs for young Canadians.

Rotary offers the trip of a lifetime

The Rotary Club of Weyburn is offering the trip of a lifetime for three young professionals. The Club is accepting applications for a Group Study Exchange this fall in England for four weeks.

Sask. has second lowest unemployment rate

Record high employment for the month of December helped Saskatchewan close out the year with the second lowest unemployment rate in Canada. Saskatchewan's seasonally adjusted unemployment rate of 5.5 per cent is well below the national average of 7.
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