Weyburn Review

There are 195 new cases of COVID-19 to report in Saskatchewan on Feb. 12, bringing the provincial total to date to 26,145 cases.

Two rural municipalities in southeast Saskatchewan have been recognized for their efforts to co-operate, and in the process, enhance the safety of their residents. The 737 Volunteer Fire Department, comprised of the RM of Souris Valley No.

Canada is currently 22 nd in the world for the number of COVID-19 cases it has had to date, according the John Hopkins University COVID-19 dashboard, as of Feb. 11.

Would you rather spend Valentine’s Day at home this year? If so, there are many ways to make the occasion memorable. Here are a few ideas. 1. The dinner date Cook a meal together or order food for pick-up or delivery.

February truly is the month of love and Galentine’s Day on February 13 fits right in.

There were 0 new cases reported in South East 3 zone (which includes the Weyburn area), according to the Saskatchewan Health Authority COVID-19 report on February 11. There are 30 cases in the area.

With current COVID-19 restrictions making gathering in person uncertain this summer, organizers at Ag in Motion are ensuring producers have information and tools at their fingertips throughout the year with the launch of a year-long digital offering

New Resource Navigation training CCU webinar series on 211 Saskatchewan will be held on Wednesday, February 24. This webinar series is designed for frontline workers in the human service sector.

In today’s COVID-19 world, it can be hard to know whether you should stay at home, go to the doctor or seek emergency care when you are feeling ill.

If you want to adopt a dog, the first step is to determine which breed would best suit your family and lifestyle. Since owning a dog is a long-term commitment, it’s vital that you do your research. Here are four factors to consider. 1.