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Weyburn KFC's Last All-Day Buffet

Author: The Daily News Now! March 14, 2026 Duration: 1:14

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Weyburns KFC: The Last All-Day Buffet Standing - In the heart of Saskatchewan, a KFC buffet stands alone, offering unlimited fried chicken, sides, and desserts daily. Introduced in 1988, the buffet concept, once popular across Canada, now survives only in Weyburn, preserving a unique tradition amidst changing tastes and rising costs.

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