Weyburn Review

Suicide prevention debated by leaders

Saskatchewan Health Authority is notifying the public of potential exposure to COVID-19 at the following businesses where a person or persons attended while likely infectious: Harris September 29, Harris Hotel Bar and Grill, 240 Railway Avenue, from

Regina – It was a debate where some questions were answered, and some weren’t, but overall, both New Democratic Leader Ryan Meili and Saskatchewan Party Leader Scott Moe were able to get their points across in was a civil debate with little crosstalk

There are more and more programs gradually being offered by the Weyburn Public Library, but the COVID-19 pandemic has had an impact on what they are able to do or to offer to the public.

Health care worker Sheila Sutherland has put her name forward to run for city council, as she wants to make a contribution to the community she and her family have recently taken up residence in.

Construction is 90 per cent completed on the Credit Union Spark Centre, which will be Weyburn’s recreation and culture centre, being built alongside the Legacy Park Elementary School on Fifth Street.

The Weyburn Wor-Kin Shop exists to serve a segment of society that is often overlooked, and they provide meaningful programs for clients with intellectual disabilities as well as employment opportunities.

Ryan Janke has stepped forward to run as a candidate for Weyburn city council, and while he has never run for office before, this is something he’s thought about doing for a long time.

A new candidate to the election race for Weyburn’s city council, Trevor Butts, works in the oilpatch for a contractor that often works withWhitecap Resources, and loves the community he has called home for the last nine years.

There are 25 new cases of COVID-19 to report in Saskatchewan on Oct. 14, bringing the total to 2,199 cases.