Weyburn Review

The Saskatchewan Hockey Association released guidelines on Thursday for hockey to return beyond the current capacity of evaluations and practices.

One of the strengths of a local newspaper is that there is more accountability when it comes to the stories and opinion pieces published every week. This is especially true for the Weyburn Review and Weyburn This Week.

There are 22 new cases of COVID-19 to report in Saskatchewan on October 9, bringing the total to 2,034 reported cases.

The Weyburn Police Service attended a fatal industrial accident at the intersection of Government Road South and Sixth Avenue SE at about 3:10 pm on Oct. 8.

Standing outside Saskatoon City Hospital, New Democratic Party (NDP) Leader Ryan Meili promised on Oct. 8 to establish mental health emergency rooms in the four largest cities in Saskatchewan, should his party be elected to government.

Saskatchewan Party Leader Scott Moe rolled out his party’s seniors platform on Oct. 8 in North Battleford, promising to reduce the cost of some ambulance fees and increase home care staffing.

The City of Weyburn announced the official list of candidates as they will appear on the ballot for the 2020 municipal election on Nov. 9, with three running for mayor and 13 for city council, plus three for the Cornerstone School board.

SaskPower issued a statement on Thursday that a serious safety incident involving two SaskPower employees occurred, and both individuals have died as a result of their injuries.

There are 18 new cases of COVID-19 to report in Saskatchewan on October 8, bringing the total to 2,012 reported cases.

Donations have flooded in for Weyburn's Chad and Cyndi Garling, after Chad was rushed to the hospital after displaying signs of a stroke.