Weyburn Review

Are you looking for a way to take action in the fight against climate change? In addition to individual lifestyle changes such as buying local and making your home more energy efficient, here are four ways you can support an environmental cause in yo

From lapses in memory to joint pain and hair loss, a wide range of symptoms are often chalked up to getting old. But which changes are really con­sidered a normal part of the aging process? Here’s some of what you can expect as you get older.

Respite care is designed to ease the burden of caregivers by temporarily taking over the responsibilities of attending to a sick, aging or disabled family member.

To the Editor: I am a resident of Tatagwa View. I am using this forum to inform residents families of safety issues in this facility revealed by the Jan. 14 power outage.

SGI Canada had already received 1,885 property claims by Jan. 19, as a result of the Alberta clipper storm that whacked southern Saskatchewan Jan. 13-14. That’s according to Tyler McMurchy, manager, media relations, with SGI.

Weyburn dancer Autumn Alexander is raising funds for the Kinsmen Foundation’s TeleMiracle fundraiser telecast. She is one of the Saskatchewan Talent performers and will be videotaping her dance performance soon for the provincial broadcast.

High school students are invited to go online to take part in the RBC “Big Chat Challenge”, being held to prepare students for post-secondary education.

There are 309 new cases of COVID-19 to report in Saskatchewan on Jan. 19, bringing the provincial total to date to 20,871 cases.

Viterra Inc.’s logo will be on display at Weyburn’s new Credit Union Spark Centre when it opens this fall.

Southeast College welcomed its first cohort of in-class students to its Powerline Technician Training facility in early January.