Weyburn Review

The City of Weyburn airport plays an important role in the community and a recent investment by the provincial government has given it a much needed upgrade.

There were 0 new cases reported in the Weyburn area on February 3, according to the daily COVID-19 report released by the Saskatchewan Health Authority. There were 19 active cases reported on the dashboard.

Building off the momentum seen in 2020, the Saskatchewan real estate market started 2021 off strong.

The 2020 Municipal World Awards of Distinction were recently announced and the City of Weyburn was honoured with the 2020 Municipal Video of the Year award.

The Saskatchewan Health Authority is reminding residents of its on demand site for COVID-19 testing. The walk-in testing site located at 1623 1st Ave. NE is for anyone seeking quick and convenient COVID-19 testing.

The Saskatchewan Council for Archives and Archivists and many communities across the province are once again committed to celebrating the16th annual Archives Week which has been proclaimed from February 7 th to 13 th , 2021.

Three innovative projects by 15 municipalities are being recognized in the 14 th Annual Saskatchewan Municipal Awards. The Saskatchewan Municipal Awards celebrate the excellent and innovative practices of Saskatchewan’s municipal governments.

Inclusion Canada is calling on all levels of government to include people with developmental disabilities, their families and support staff as a priority within the early vaccine rollout phases.

Programs for children, teens, adults and families will be held throughout February at the Weyburn Public Library, including activities for Family Day.

Sooner or later, it seems, cancer has an impact on us all. That’s why World Cancer Day on February 4 is an important day to raise awareness about prevention, detection, and treatment.