Weyburn Review

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Weyburn Review editorial

Twentieth anniversary of CO2 injection coming up

Canada Day activities provided by the City of Weyburn will be limited to the fireworks display, due to the regulations in place to prevent the spread of COVID-19 from the federal and provincial governments.

The Government of Saskatchewan brought forward amendments to Bill 194 that will better protect the rights of legal firearm and handgun owners within the province by limiting the ability to ban firearm and handgun ownership within the province through

The date for the next phase of the Re-Open Saskatchewan plan is Monday, June 22, announced by Premier Scott Moe and Chief Medical Health Officer Dr. Saqib Shahab on Tuesday afternoon.

Weyburn police received a report of a home invasion break-and-enter to a residence while it was occupied on June 8. The police believe they know who the suspect is and are not concerned for community safety at this time, as the event seems isolated.

The provincial government released their full budget on Monday which includes large investments for education and health care. The budget showed an investment of $749 million for advanced education, $2.6 billion for the Ministry of Education and $5.

Weyburn Youth Council members (including council member Maya Knipfel, shown above) will be doing their part for the community cleanup, running from June 15 to 19, by collecting and disposing of litter around their homes, along trails and in parks and