Weyburn Review

Students continue to face many challenges related to the global pandemic.

The appeals by Calvary Baptist Church and by John Hulbert Construction, both against the City of Weyburn over the application for the Liquor Spot to locate in a building next to the church, will have a hearing on June 22 by written submission.

Strong communities are built by strong people who recognize the importance of giving back. Children recognize when their parents give back to their communities, and often that recognition compels youngsters to want to do the same.

The City of Weyburn announced the Soo Line Historical Museum will open this spring for scheduled tours.

There are 221 new cases of COVID-19 to report in Saskatchewan on April 16, bringing the provincial total to 37,615 cases. Weyburn has six new COVID cases and 101 active cases, with 286 active cases in the southeast region.

The Saskatchewan Hockey Association (SHA) announced the creation of the Minor Hockey Association (MHA) Matching Grant Program. This one-time opportunity is being offered to the 200 registered MHAs across the province.

As the COVID-19 pandemic stretched on, children who have been called on to do their part still may not fully understand why they have had to skip play dates or avoid sitting together at lunch tables inside school cafeterias.

There are 293 new cases of COVID-19 to report in Saskatchewan on April 15, bringing the provincial total to 37,384 cases.

The board for the Saskatchewan Oil and Gas Show announced the biennial event will be postponed to June 1 and 2, 2022, due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Weyburn Young Fellows Club is now preparing for their 64th annual fundraising online auction. This is their biggest fundraiser of the year and it has only been successful due to the generous support they receive from local businesses.