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Stand up and look down. Do those tootsies of yours need help? It’s important to “understand” how vital it is to take proper care of your feet. Luckily for Weyburn, Tansi Toes offers advanced foot care services to make sure our hard-working feet get the attention they deserve. Owner Mikayla Edy-Lizuck talked about what her inspiration was for starting Tansi Toes. 

The Saskatchewan Internet Child Exploitation (ICE) Unit laid charges against a Weyburn man for child exploitation offences.

The Saskatchewan ICE Unit commenced an online investigation in February 2024 related to child luring. On July 17 of last year, they executed a search warrant on a Weyburn home. Electronic devices were examined and seized by investigators. 

Resulting from the investigation, 45-year-old Robert Brydon was charged with four counts of luring a child last Friday. 

At its May 7 meeting, the RM of Weyburn council is expected to vote on a proposed bylaw amendment – another step in a robust process that includes development permit applications and review by the Saskatchewan Ministry of the Environment. The existing bylaw applies a 45-metre height limit for both domestic and commercial wind turbines.

A grassroots advocacy group called Positive Voice for Investment in Energy in Weyburn and Area is encouraging supporters of a proposed wind farm to turn out at a public hearing Tuesday night.

Supporters of Enbridge’s proposed Seven Stars Project in Weyburn and district are letting their voices be heard.

Asbestos Awareness Week ended on Monday. The week aims to bring awareness of the use of asbestos in buildings worldwide, including here in Weyburn. While it hasn’t been used in construction for decades, it is still present in a number of buildings.  

“We’re family owned and operated, so we have that invested interest in keeping it going, keeping people happy.”

With nearly 60 years of industry experience guiding their way, Terry’s Cycle is continuing their tradition of providing their community with fantastic recreational opportunities coupled with superior customer care.

Terry and Marlene Pierce opened Terry’s Cycle back in 1968, and have been a Yamaha dealer since 1971. As the province’s oldest Yamaha dealer, they’re proud to have served four generations of loyal customers.

A Weyburn man pled guilty to voyeurism in Weyburn Provincial Court yesterday. 

This regarding an incident last October when a video was found on his phone of a young woman he resided with, changing in her room.  

He was sentenced to a six-month community sentence order, three months with no access outside his home without court approval, three with a curfew. He will be required to receive sex offender programming and personal counselling. 

There was a notable absence at City Council last night. Greg Nikkel, of the Weyburn Review, passed away over the weekend, leaving not only a noticeably empty seat, but a hole in the community that he once filled.  

Greg’s face was one you could count on seeing at almost every event in the Opportunity City. From City Council to library workshops to spirit days at the local schools, Greg was always there, ready to capture and highlight everything that makes Weyburn what it is.  

For Sholter Horsman Furniture & Appliance co-owners Jerry Van Roon and Connie Van Roon, the recent relocation from Estevan to Weyburn was almost like a homecoming.

“I grew up in Weyburn, so I’m quite familiar with it,” says Jerry. “We thought it was a great time for us to move a furniture store here.”