Weyburn Review

With over half of farm safety incidents happening between April and June, SaskPower is reminding farmers to take the extra time to “Look up and live” while working around overhead power lines. It could prevent serious injury or death.

Change was a big part of life in 2020. As the world confronted the COVID-19 pandemic, changes had to be made to keep people safe and prevent the virus from spreading.

There are 249 new cases of COVID-19 to report in Saskatchewan on April 25, bringing the provincial total to 39,932 cases.

During the “craziest week of my life”, Weyburn’s own Tenille Arts saw her album hit gold record status, she won four awards from the Saskatchewan Country Music Association, and she was up for her first Academy of Country Music award, as her song, “So

Children make cherished memories at summer camp, where many youngsters first discover passions and hobbies they will enjoy for the rest of their lives. Summer 2020 was a camp season unlike any other.

There are 286 new cases of COVID-19 to report in Saskatchewan on April 24, bringing the provincial total to 39,683 cases.

The appeal of camping is undeniable.

(Shown in the photo are Yvonne Dzuba, left, and Group Homes executive director Colin Folk with resident Angela Cherney, with the boxes of pop can tabs.

From May 10-14, Weyburn residents, organizations and businesses are encouraged to help clean and improve their community during the City’s first annual weeklong cleanup campaign.

There are 245 new cases of COVID-19 to report in Saskatchewan on April 23, bringing the provincial total to 39,392 cases.