Weyburn Review

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The Water Security Agency (WSA) released the March spring runoff outlook. Most of the province is facing a below normal spring runoff for 2020 as low winter snowfall levels are impacting conditions across Saskatchewan.

While the full implementation of the rules will happen over the next 24 months, Canada’s new livestock transport rules came into effect February 20, 2020.

The Weyburn Duplicate Bridge Club plays on Mondays at 7 p.m. and Thursdays at 1 p.m. at the Wheatland Senior Centre. All bridge players are welcome to come and play. In February the club had steady numbers playing.

The Weyburn Chamber of Commerce met with Member of Parliament for Souris- Moose Mountain, Dr. Robert Kitchen to discuss the significant impact the rail blockades may have on local businesses in this area.

The Government of Saskatchewan is moving forward with its 2020 Targeted Initiatives for Older Workers (TIOW) program in an effort to increase the engagement of older workers in Saskatchewan’s labour force.

Weyburn This Week editorial

Weyburn students were encouraged to help make their schools safe and welcoming, to stand up for those who are bullied, and to help bullies also, in a talk by Roughrider veteran Dan Clark on Friday.

The Weyburn Review has recorded the news of Weyburn and area for over 110 years.

Lifelong puzzle fan Shirley Jacob took on a huge challenge, but in the end she solved the biggest puzzle of her life: a puzzle with 18,240 small pieces.