Weyburn Review

The Teach-and-Trim salon at Southeast College provides the students hands-on practical experience in hair styling, cutting and colouring.

The seeding plans are made and the equipment is being prepared for the start of planting of the 2021 crops, and the final piece of the puzzle was the rain and wet snow which fell on the southeast region on April 11-13.

The federal Liberals introduced the first budget in two years that will pump new spending of $101 billion over the next three years, including the promise of a new national daycare program that aims to lower fees to $10 a day within five years.

The province of Saskatchewan will be using AstraZenca to immunize adults 40 years and older, joining other provinces that have already moved to this age level. AstraZeneca will be integrated into the provincial vaccination roll-out plan.

The Weyburn Police Service received 76 calls for service during the week of April 12-18, resulting in a total of 22 charges.

Due to increased COVID-19 transmission risk throughout the province, the Chief Medical Health Officer has extended all current provincial public health orders until May 10, 2021. The orders will be reviewed at that time.

Lending a hand to individuals or families who experience small or large disasters is all part of the job for Red Cross volunteer Wanda Miller.

The Holy Family Roman Catholic Separate School Division will hold Catholic Education Week on May 9-16, and will hold service awards for staff virtually as part of that week’s celebration.

Over two dozen Saskatchewan health care organizations have launched a campaign to encourage people to get vaccinated against COVID-19 as soon as a vaccine is available to them.

There are 243 new cases of COVID-19 to report in Saskatchewan on April 19, bringing the provincial total to 38,401 cases.