Weyburn Review

Weyburn This Week editorial

Weyburn Review editorial

A number of Weyburn area drivers were able to place well in the races held on Saturday at the Estevan Speedway for their regular points night.

The latest announcement by the Saskatchewan Party government still doesn’t provide the clarity necessary for going back to school with the COVID-19 pandemic, said the leader of the Opposition, NDP Leader Ryan Meili, and that delaying the start of the

There are four new cases of COVID-19 to report in Saskatchewan on August 19, bringing the total to 1,586 total cases. The new cases are located in the Northwest (2) and Southwest (2) zones. Of the 1,586 reported cases, 154 are considered active.

My Nikkel’s Worth column

The Richardson Pioneer Red Wings have begun a new fundraiser, “Gathering Grains”, to assist the Junior A hockey club in their operations as they gear up for a new hockey season that is as yet uncertain.

With two doctors gone from Weyburn and another two due to leave by the end of August, the Saskatchewan Health Authority has indicated they are working to find replacements, and will provide locum physicians to help cover the shortage in the meantime.

Weyburn city council approved increases to the water and sewer rates starting on Jan. 1, 2021, with equal increases following the next two years, to help pay for the system upgrades and capital projects.

The Amber Alert system activated at the request of the Saskatoon Police Service was canceled as of 9:15 a.m., as Journey Kay as been found safe by the Saskatoon police.