Weyburn Review

Weyburn Review editorial

The City of Weyburn has followed the province’s directives in how to respond to the COVID-19 pandemic, and will continue to do so, Weyburn Rotary Club members heard from Mayor Marcel Roy on Thursday at their virtual club meeting.

The Weyburn Police Commission issued the following statement to address concerns raised over the wording of a report about police response to a drug overdose recently: “The Weyburn Police Commission recently became aware of comments made through soci

City council approved a tender for roof repairs to Weyburn City Hall, during their meeting held on Zoom on Monday evening.

Southeast College announced recently the details surrounding the new “Critical Needs Bursary” designed to assist its current post-secondary students.

The Weyburn Arts Council announced the design created by Jonnae Haupstein was chosen as the winner of their competition for the large, public art mural project. Jonnae will also be awarded $1,000 by the Weyburn Arts Council as a prize.

The Salvation Army Weyburn began a new program, Lunch for Kids, on Tuesday, and with the rainy weather gave out 23 lunches. The program will be offered every Tuesday and Thursday from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.

Saskatchewan’s big game draw opens on May 1. Hunters have until midnight on May 25 to submit their online applications.

The Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) released new data showing that Saskatchewan is in a significantly better position to manage COVID-19 as a result of the interventions taken to date to slow the spread of the virus.

Saskatchewan has one new confirmed case of COVID-19 in the Regina region as of April 28, bringing the provincial total to 366. Seventy of the cases are considered active. Three more people have recovered, bringing the provincial total to 291.