Weyburn Review

The top vote-getters in the James Weir People’s Choice art competition were announced live on Thursday evening via Facebook from the Allie Griffin Art Gallery, and international online voting played a big part in the final results.

Saskatchewan’s fight against the federal carbon tax was lost on March 25, when the Supreme Court of Canada ruled 6-3 that a federal carbon tax is indeed constitutional.

Easter is one of the most important days of the year for Christians. Easter Sunday is filled with symbolism and tradition, some of which harken back to early Christianity, while others trace their origins to paganism.

The annual ban on pruning elm trees in Saskatchewan to help curb the spread of Dutch elm disease (DED) begins April 1, continuing until August 31. During this period, it is illegal to prune elm trees.

There are 10 new COVID-19 cases reported in the South East Zone 3, which includes Weyburn and area, according to the daily report from the Saskatchewan Health Authority. There are 21 active cases in the South East Zone currently.

The Weyburn Beavers have announced they will not return to Tom Laing Park for the Western Canadian Baseball League for the 2021 season due to ongoing COVID-19 restrictions.

The Junior Musical Theatre program at the Weyburn Comprehensive School is finishing production on Beauty and the Beast Junior.

COVID-19 vaccine booking eligibility remains unchanged for Friday, March 26.

The Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce is disappointed with the Supreme Court of Canada’s ruling, which found the federal government’s carbon tax constitutional.

The President of the Agricultural Producers Association of Saskatchewan (APAS) is disappointed with the Supreme Court of Canada ruling on the challenges to federal jurisdiction over carbon taxation.