Weyburn Review

On Nov. 30, Premier Scott Moe made reference of possible easing of COVID-19 socialization restrictions in time for Christmas. On Dec.

To the Editor: After reading the council news in last week’s Weyburn Review, it has caused me to write this letter.

The holidays are an ideal time to give back to your community. If you have the means and want to help the less fortunate, here are a few local causes you can support.

NFL player Brett Jones was excited to have the opportunity to play for the Minnesota Vikings in their game against the Cowboys on Nov. 22. “It was really great to get out there and play with my teammates again.

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Canadian Pacific (CP) will donate to food banks in communities along its network and host a virtual concert in lieu of its regular Holiday Train program.

Four residents who tested positive for COVID-19 in the Saskatoon (3) and South (1) zones, have died. Three individuals were in the 80+ age category, and one individual, from the Saskatoon zone, was in the 60-79 age category.

James Hill shares stories from his Foreign Affairs career

The Weyburn Police Service received 57 calls for service during the period of Nov. 23 to 30, with only 11 charges being laid during the week.

The Weyburn Young Fellows Club made two donations on Monday afternoon at their Christmas tree lot, which just opened on Sunday. The donations included $2,500 to the Souris School’s breakfast program.

Rod Stafford will work his final day as the deputy police chief for the Weyburn Police Service on Monday, Dec. 7, and as he retires he will be leaving with a sense of pride in the strong police department he has helped to build in his career here.