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Province now has 26 cases of COVID-19

The Government of Saskatchewan is re-purposing child care facilities in schools to provide child care services to support staff in health care and other employees who are delivering services related to the pandemic response, beginning Monday, March 2

Chief medical officer Dr. Saqib Shahab confirmed four new presumptive cases of COVID-19 in Saskatchewan on Thursday, bringing the total number to 20.

Effective immediately the Weyburn Police Service will lock the front door of the Weyburn Police Service office. The Police Service remains open and fully functional responding to all calls at this time.

The question of whether the Holy Family Roman Catholic Separate School board should have student trustees involved was discussed at the board’s monthly meeting on Wednesday, with a suggestion to involve the school-community councils (SCCs).

WEYBURN – With the Government of Saskatchewan declaring state of emergency March 18, 2020, the City of Weyburn has made a decision to close all City operated facilities to the public effective Thursday, March 19, 2020 Affected facilities Until furthe

Regina, SK - The Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce and its partners undertook a survey of businesses regarding COVID-19, and with over 1000 responses the results are stark but also hold some promise.

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.