COVID-19

For news and updates for the City of Weyburn, visit the COVID-19 latest updates page.

For latest updates for the province, visit the Government of Saskatchewan website.

Visit the Government of Saskatchewan COVID-19 vaccine website for the latest information on delivery phases, appointment booking, eligability and more.

As of April 16, 2021 residents ages 48 and over can book their COVID-19 vaccine appointment online or telephone (1-833-727-5829).

Phase 1 healthcare workers who do not fall into the current eligible age grouping must call to book a vaccine appointment.

The Saskatchewan Health Authority is reminding residents of its on demand site for COVID-19 testing.

As of March 29, 2021 the walk-in testing site located at 1560 E New City Garden Rd. is for anyone seeking quick and convenient COVID-19 testing. Those with a valid health card can ‘Stop, Swab and Go’ from Monday to Friday, 8:30 a.m. – 12 p.m. and 1–3 p.m., with no appointment or referral needed.

Please remember to bring your health card.

Watch news conferences with the provincial Chief Medical Health Officer on the Government of Saskatchewan live on Facebook or later of YouTube.

Public health orders remain in effect and measures to stop the spread of COVID-19 must still be followed. As the pandemic evolves, the public health orders will change accordingly.

The current public health order will remain in effect until April 26, 2021, at which time they will be reviewed by the provincial Chief Medical Health Officer.

Public health orders will continue to apply during implementation of the five-phase plan to Re-Open Saskatchewan, announced on April 23, 2020.

For current and long-term restrictions in place, visit the Government of Saskatchewan website.

Effective Nov. 19,  wearing a non-medical mask will now be required in all indoor public spaces in Saskatchewan.

For further clarification on mandatory mask requirements, visit the Government of Saskatchewan website.

The City of Weyburn has been following the direction of the federal and provincial governments during this pandemic. The City of Weyburn will continue to adhere to these measures as our top priority is the health, safety and well-being of the community and our employees. The following measures will be in place:

• Public are required to wear face masks or coverings when inside City of Weyburn facilities.
• Appointment limit of one person per household.
• Staff members and the public to maintain physical distancing of 2 metres.
• Enhanced cleaning and disinfection.
• Providing access to hand washing facilities or hand sanitizer.
• Asking staff and the public to stay home and away from others if sick.

City Hall

As of Dec. 14, 2020, city hall is open to the public for payments. For all other inquiries, the City of Weyburn is asking that you make appointments in advance by contacting city hall. Appointment can be made by contacting the following departments:

Administration/Finance
(306) 848-3201

Leisure Services
(306) 848-3218

Engineering/Building and Planning
(306) 848-3230

Pre-authorized payments will continue to be withdrawn from customer accounts based on their agreed upon withdrawal schedules. If customers would like to make other arrangements or be set up for preauthorized payments, please email finance@weyburn.ca

City Facilities and Parks

Until further notice, the following City of Weyburn operated facilities will remain closed to the public:

• Soo Line Historical Museum
• Turner Curling Museum
• Heritage Village
• Public Works and Parks Building
• Water Treatment Plant

For the most up-to-date information on our indoor ice arenas, Crescent Point Place and Tom Zandee Sports Arena, please refer here.

In collaboration with the Saskatchewan Health Authority, we are actively monitoring the situation and will continue to evaluate when city facilities may reopen.

The City of Weyburn would like to encourage the use of our Tatagwa Trail system as well as the use of our parks but are reminding the public to practice social distancing. Social distancing means avoiding contact with others to prevent the spread of COVID-19. Keep a minimum distance of 2 metres from others when shopping or walking in the community.

As this situation evolves, the City of Weyburn will continue to provide regular updates as they are available through our website and social media.

Messages from City Council

Re-Open Saskatchewan is a plan built on a methodical and phased-in approach to slowly and responsibly lift restrictions on businesses and services. Flattening the curve and strengthening the system will remain priorities, as will our ability to manage the current COVID-19 pressures by building capacity in the coming weeks and months. Key elements will include increased testing and contact tracing, as well as the preparation of additional space and critical equipment.

Restrictions will be lifted in stages, with consideration given to socioeconomic factors and the risk of transmission. They will be implemented via public health orders and the timing will be dictated by evidence of transmission.

A Covid-19 Business Response Plan has been developed in partnership between the City of Weyburn, RM of Weyburn, Weyburn Regional Economic Development and the Weyburn Chamber of Commerce.

The developed response planning is critical in adapting business operations to changing conditions in the business market and establishing a resilient business plan. These six steps are intended to assist businesses through the current pandemic crisis.

For more information on the Business Response Plan, contact the Weyburn Chamber of Commerce at (306) 842-4738 or email at admin@weyburnchamber.com.

If anyone has symptoms such as fever, cough and difficulty breathing and have traveled outside Canada or have been exposed to someone who has COVID-19, they should stay home and call HealthLine 811.

SaskAlert App

COVID Alert App

COVID-19 Self-Assessment Tool

The public is being asked to report directly to the referral line at 1 (855) 559-5502. This line if for non-health inquiries.

If you have a health-related inquiry about yourself please contact 811 who will assist you with your concerns.

Any reports received by the Weyburn Police Service, with the exception of select types of incidents (i.e. crowd size) are referred to Public Health for investigation and recommendation. The WPS are only taking direct enforcement action in emergency cases or as directed by Public Health. 

Please visit the Government of Saskatchewan website which details what exactly self-isolation means, which should not be confused with mandatory quarantine.

Further information on current Public Health measures can be found here.

The Weyburn Ministerial Association wants to provide their contact information with the community for anyone that may need someone to reach out to during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Cam Weber
Ministerial President
(306) 842-3116

Tim MacKinnon
Calvary Baptist
(306) 897-0038

John Smith
Church of Christ
(306) 891-4123

Ed Fischer
Wheatland
306-842-5155 (home)
(306) 897-7120 (cell)

Victoria Mwamasika
Zion Lutheran
(306) 842-2222

Ken Easterbrook
Silver Heights
(306) 891-9195

Cherian Poonoose
The Lighthouse
(306) 897-8212

Mohandas Barnabas
Grace United
(306) 842-5131

Art Cook
Life Center
(639) 590-7737

Father Francis
St Vincent de Paul Catholic
(306) 842-2129

Brian Hopfe
Youth Center
(306) 861-5300

Larry Seeman
Foundation of Life
(306) 861-5594

Jody Pfeifer
Free Methodist
(306) 891-6899