Weyburn Review

A drive-by parade will be held for all of the staff and families of St. Michael School and the Holy Family Roman Catholic Separate School Division on Tuesday, March 9.

Ages 60-64 Among Those to Receive AstraZeneca, All Adults in Saskatchewan to Have Access to First Dose by June

Residents in the Weyburn area during Feb. 24-26 would likely have noticed a heavy police presence as the Weyburn Police Service took part in a multi-agency three-day Impaired Driving Project.

If you get your news from online sources, it can be a challenge to distinguish fact from fiction. Here are four tips to help you spot articles that are false or misleading. 1.

An increased presence of women in government has been associated with a number of benefits, from improved confidence in democratic institutions to greater public spending on health and education.

Do you have multiple cell phones? Constantly Snapchatting every move and find it hard to get through a meaningful conversation without adding to your story? We increasingly miss out on the valuable moments of our lives as we pass the hours with our f

No matter how deeply you’re in debt, there’s always a way forward. However, to regain your financial footing, you’ll need to work with a professional. Here are seven signs it’s time to get help dealing with your debt. 1.

During Newspaper in Education Week, which runs from March 1 to 5, teachers across the country are encouraged to incorporate newspapers into their lesson plans to help students become critical thinkers and engaged citizens.

Since the start of March, Weyburn and area had no new COVID-19 cases reported. The Saskatchewan Health Authority released the daily COVID-19 report on March 4. There are no active cases in the area, out of a population of 21,743.

The Water Security Agency (WSA) released its updated spring runoff report for March 2021, continuing to show varying conditions across the province.