Weyburn Review

STARS’ critical care operations have been given a significant lift, thanks to a recent gift of $1.5 million from Calgary-based oil producer Crescent Point Energy.

Volunteer instructors Mike Weger and Quinn Mantei were out on the ice with eight young hockey players over the weekend as part of Weyburn Minor Hockey Association’s “Make Hockey More” March skills sessions.

Members of the Weyburn Police Service (WPS) were given presentations about people who live with intellectual disabilities, such as Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), in order to better understand what might be happening when they attend a call.

Help create safer highways in the Weyburn and surrounding area by taking part in a Government of Saskatchewan online public engagement survey . The Ministry of Highways is working on upgrades to Highway 39 to improve safety and increase capacity.

No new or active COVID cases in Weyburn area

CP Rail workers and crane crews responded to the rail yard in Weyburn, as a tanker car derailed near 10 th and 11 th Streets and Railway Avenue as of late Tuesday morning. Few details are known about the derailment as yet.

Students in the Holy Family Roman Catholic Separate School Division are doing well in the mid-year academic report, and have responded positively to being back in school since September.

There are 110 new cases of COVID-19 to report in Saskatchewan on March 15, bringing the provincial total to 30,727 cases.

While Saskatchewan’s first batch of AstraZeneca vaccinations are taking place at a drive-through clinic in Regina for 64-year-olds, 10 nations across Europe have suspended its usage in recent days due to reports of blood clots in rare instances, and

A local business has a new owner that is looking forward to increase its presence in the Estevan area. Mryglod Steel and Metals of Weyburn announced the acquisition of Regens Metals last month via the company’s Facebook page.