Weyburn Review

Daikon is a sweet, mildly spicy root vegetable that resembles a plump white carrot. Also known as a white or Japanese radish, daikon is popular in many types of Asian cuisine and a great addition to your win­ter meals.

There are 3 new COVID-19 cases in South East 3, the subdivision that covers Weyburn and area, as reported by Saskatchewan Public Health.

A second person has died of a drug overdose in Weyburn, with 24 hours of the first incident, while a third person was able to be revived with medical treatment. During the late evening hours of Jan.

The City of Weyburn has now lifted restrictions on water usage as of late Friday evening.

As released by the Saskatchewan Hockey Association: During a virtual call with all Provincial Sport Governing Bodies, Ken Dueck from the Provincial Government’s Business Response Team (BRT) announced that there would be no consideration of return to

As part of windstorm cleanup services, the City of Weyburn landfill will be accepting trees and branches at no cost starting Jan. 14 until the end of the day on Jan. 22.

Approximately $1.3 million is being provided to Saskatchewan groups and organizations that conduct charitable gaming fundraisers.

A blizzard is buffeting must of Saskatchewan this morning, with winds speeds being clocked well in excess of 100 kilometres an hour. First Avenue (Highway 13) from Government Road to 16th Street is closed. This is due to downed power lines.

Flexibility plays a key role in your overall fitness. In fact, stretching your muscles and joints on a regular basis can make a variety of everyday activities easier. Here are the five main benefits of increasing your flexibility. 1.