Steven Wilson

For the past 16 years, every January has had at least one night with temperatures dropping below -30 C. Most years, the mercury drops below -30 for a few days and nights – sometimes right at the beginning of the month, sometimes near the end, but usually right in the middle.  

The past year marks the first full year for Carla Beck as the leader of the Saskatchewan NDP. When asked about the highlights for her of 2023, she said the year has been one of growth for the NDP, who are the Official Opposition in the provincial Legislature.  

The past year marks the first full year for Carla Beck as the leader of the Saskatchewan NDP. She told Discover Weyburn when asked about the highlights for her of 2023, the year has been one of growth for the NDP, who are the Official Opposition in the provincial Legislature.  

In October, the provincial government announced they were going to have SaskEnergy stop collecting the carbon tax on home heating in response to the federal government’s decision to suspend the collection of the tax on home heating oil, which primarily impacted Atlantic Canada. In a release issued Thursday morning, the province reaffirmed their position and also stated they would not be collecting a portion of the carbon tax on SaskPower bills as well.  

For Souris-Moose Mountain MP Dr. Robert Kitchen, one of his biggest highlights over the past 12 months has been his job itself. In a year-end interview with Discover Weyburn, he noted getting out to be with his constituents has been at the top of his list.  

The past year marks the first full year for Carla Beck as the leader of the Saskatchewan NDP. She told Discover Weyburn when asked about the highlights for her of 2023, the year has been one of growth for the NDP, who are the Official Opposition in the provincial Legislature.  

The provincial Ministry of Environment is continuing to monitor for chronic wasting disease and is looking to the hunters of the province to assist. To do this, they are asking for hunters to submit samples from the animals. 

“It was definitely something special, and something that I’ll remember for the rest of my life.” 

Those words from Ty Mason about his experiences playing with Team Canada West at the World Junior A Challenge in Truro, Nova Scotia earlier this month, and coming home from the tournament with a gold medal.  

The provincial Ministry of Environment is continuing to monitor for chronic wasting disease and is looking to the hunters of the province to assist. To do this, they are asking for hunters to submit samples from the animals. 

Christmas is just under a week away, and in most years, we have a pretty clear idea if we will have a white Christmas or not.  

“The answer is, we don’t know yet, because there’s a few things going on when we determine white Christmases,” said Environment and Climate Change Canada meteorologist Terri Lang. The biggest factor is the amount of snow on the ground. Environment Canada considers it to be a white Christmas if there are two or more centimetres of snow on the ground.