Weyburn Review

Work will begin immediately to make a site selection for Weyburn’s new acute care hospital, said Weyburn-Big Muddy MLA Dustin Duncan after the provincial government’s budget estimates were tabled in the Legislature before it was shut down on Wednesda

The Vatican’s ambassador to Canada, Archbishop Luigi Bonazzi, paid a visit to Weyburn on Thursday evening, and gave a message of encouragement for people to show love and compassion to each other.

With schools shutting down due to the Covid-19 virus and many families going into self-isolation, students and parents of students may be looking for ways to keep busy and continue learning.

With the Government of Saskatchewan declaring a state of emergency on March 18, the City of Weyburn has made a decision to close all City-operated facilities to the public effective Thursday, March 19, 2020 .

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The Prairie Sky Co-op’s board of directors has approved the construction of a new 21,000-square-foot Home Centre. Quorex Construction Services Ltd. from Regina has been selected as the General Contractor for the project.

The Weyburn Police Service have seen an evolution in drug use in the city in the last six months, as meth is now the biggest drug problem officers are dealing with, said acting police chief Rod Stafford.

The Government of Saskatchewan today declared a provincial State of Emergency, giving the government broad powers to address the COVID-19 pandemic.

Weyburn photographer-artist Chris Borshowa opened a new exhibit of photos, entitled, “How to Destroy Demons”, at the Allie Griffin Art Gallery on Friday evening. The show will be on until Wednesday, April 22.

I’m writing to denounce the proposed changes to the Medical Assistance in Dying (MAID) laws that our government is introducing in Bill C-7, which would remove safeguards and expand eligibility criteria for MAID.