Weyburn Review

Between Oct. 1 and Nov. 15, both Saskatchewan and Manitoba’s seven-day average count of new COVID-19 cases has been growing at similar exponential rates, with doubling of the numbers occurring on semi-regular intervals.

Weyburn Tourism is excited to launch our First Annual Holiday Home Sparkle Tour being held in conjunction with the very popular, River Park Sparkles.

There are 181 new cases of COVID-19 to report in Saskatchewan on Nov. 16, bringing the provincial total to date to 5,182 cases.

Premier Scott Moe announced that the first session of the new Legislative Assembly will begin on Monday, November 30.

A former exchange student from France, Liza Biard, visited the Weyburn Rotary Club as part of their Zoom meeting, and updated members on her activities. (Liza is shown in this photo from October, celebrating her 20 th birthday).

The newly-elected members of Weyburn city council are spending the day Monday in a full-day orientation session.

The beauty of freshly fallen snow is undeniable. Such beauty compels millions of people across the globe to ski and snowboard each winter, while millions more enjoy simply looking out their windows at snow-covered landscapes.

This low-calorie chicken dish is full of flavor

Two residents from the North Central zone who tested positive for COVID-19 have died. One individual was in their 20s and one was in the 80+ age group. This brings the total number of deaths in the province to 31.

Dr. Susan Shaw, Saskatchewan Health Authority’s chief medical officer, had a few words of warning from the front lines of the medical system in fight against COVID-19, and she wasn’t pulling many punches.