Weyburn Review

The Saskatchewan government will make up to $1.5 million in emergency financial aid available to help at-risk post-secondary students impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Up to 50,000 people took in the online Big Time Live game show put on Facebook by local entertainer Richy Roy last Wednesday, and he hopes the numbers will continue growing.

Saskatchewan has seven new, confirmed cases of COVID-19 as of April 9, bringing the provincial total to 278, of which 160 of the cases are considered active – five fewer than the day before.

Heading into the long weekend, the Weyburn Police Service wishes to remind everyone that Social Distancing and Maximum Group size is not an option – it is the law.

Virtual care – the ability to talk to your doctor via phone or video - has changed the way physicians practise medicine, but one thing remains the same.

Ensley Fawcett poses with her auntie’s Easter Bunny artwork that she has displayed outside her door.

Submitted by Andie Fradette This is a report winter summary report from the Lomond 4-H Beef and Homecrafts club. In December they weighed their calves and had their Christmas party at the rink in Lake Alma where they skated and curled.

Weyburnites were able to view the “Pink Supermoon” on Tuesday evening-Wednesday morning, but many people might’ve been confused as the full moon was not exactly pink in colour.

Saskatchewan has 11 new, confirmed cases of COVID-19 as of April 8, bringing the provincial total to 271, with 165 of the cases considered active. Fifteen more people have recovered, bringing the provincial total to 103.

The following up-to-date information details how Weyburn and area businesses are affected during the current State of Emergency due to the COVID-19 pandemic