July 17, 2026 Following last week’s significant rainfall in the Weyburn area, a large volume of water moved through the Souris River system. The appearance and smell of the river […]
Registration open for Aug. 8 Tatagwa Tree Day
Planting takes place along the Signal Hill Walking Trail and begins at 9 a.m. Registration is open with 50 spots available for individuals or families.
Province funds pedestrian crosswalks to support safety in Weyburn
The City of Weyburn recently installed two flashing pedestrian lights with support from the Government of Saskatchewan’s Provincial Traffic Safety Fund, administered through SGI.
Sask Lotteries Grant applications deadline April 15
This grant program provides funding to local, non‑profit and volunteer‑based organizations whose main purpose is to deliver sport, culture or recreation programs and services in our community.
City of Weyburn provides update on Precautionary Drinking Water Advisory
Due to an automated system issue at the Water Treatment Plant, a city-wide PDWA was issued the morning of March 31 following a temporary loss of water pressure.
Community Share for New Weyburn General Hospital Reduced to 10%
Weyburn & District Hospital Foundation is thrilled to announce it has raised the full amount required for the community’s share of construction of the new Weyburn General Hospital.
City of Weyburn to Receive $418,000 to Support Municipal Police
This funding supports three police positions within the Weyburn Police Service that focus on enhanced community policing initiatives, including two Combined Traffic Services Saskatchewan (CTSS) positions and one member of the Organized/Serious Crimes Task Force.
Hwy 13/39 Roundabout opening beginning of November
Roundabouts are engineered to minimize the risk of severe collisions. Read about the benefits and view more roundabout information on the Ministry of Highways website.
UPDATE: ROAD CLOSURE – King St. reopening targeted for first week of October
On Monday, July 7, major road construction will begin on King St. and Hwy 35 N, that will require full road closures and no through traffic will be permitted. King St. is expected to reopen in early September.
Government of Saskatchewan and City of Weyburn To Invest In Highway 35
Saskatchewan Highways Minister David Marit and Weyburn Mayor Jeff Richards announced the provincial government and the city are partnering to improve Highway 35.