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4 days ago | 
discovermoosejaw.com | Natasha Wiebe
News broke of a potential newborn health crisis last weekend when an anonymous email was published by the Saskatchewan Union of Nurses (SUN) last Thursday, appearing to be written by a frontline worker in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit at the Regina General Hospital. This was followed with comments published yesterday morning.
It outlines a dire situation in the NICU that has lasted for weeks, including operating over capacity with staff working extended hours and multiple overtime shifts.
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4 days ago | 
discoverhumboldt.com | Natasha Wiebe
After a long winter, many people look forward to the spring weather. However, the season can bring some adverse reactions, as many people experience seasonal allergies that develop at the same time every year.
In a written response, Medical Health Officer for the Saskatchewan Health Authority, Dr. Stanley Enebeli, explains that these symptoms are caused by exposure to pollens from trees, grasses, or weeds.
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5 days ago | 
discoverweyburn.com | Natasha Wiebe
The Weyburn Credit Union Spark Centre (CUSC) is gearing up for summer recreation as they open their outdoor sport facilities. Beginning with the opening of their tennis and pickleball courts earlier this week.
The Leisure Services Manager for the City of Weyburn, Amanda Wallace, explains these courts are open to key holders at any time and accessible to all ages.
“Court lights will stay on until 10 p.m. and keys for the court can be purchased at the Credit Union Spark Centre for $25.
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5 days ago | 
swiftcurrentonline.com | Natasha Wiebe
After a long winter, many people look forward to the spring weather. However, the season can bring some adverse reactions as many people experience seasonal allergies that develop at the same time every year.
In a written response, Medical Health Officer for the Saskatchewan Health Authority, Dr. Stanley Enebeli explains these symptoms are caused by exposure to pollens from trees, grasses, or weeds.
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6 days ago | 
discovermoosejaw.com | Natasha Wiebe
After a long winter, many people look forward to the spring weather. However, the season can bring some adverse reactions as many people experience seasonal allergies that develop at the same time every year.
In a written response, Medical Health Officer for the Saskatchewan Health Authority, Dr. Stanley Enebeli explains these symptoms are caused by exposure to pollens from trees, grasses, or weeds.
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1 week ago | 
discoverweyburn.com | Natasha Wiebe
The finalists for the 2025 biennial WEYBEX Awards were announced this week.
According to a release sent by the Weyburn Chamber of Commerce, these businesses “personify the excellence and success of Weyburn’s business community”.
A total of 12 finalists were selected in five categories, judged on factors including their submitted application and supporting documents, and their unique business achievements and engagements.
For the Community Involvement Award, finalists are E.
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1 week ago | 
discoverweyburn.com | Natasha Wiebe
Many people experience seasonal allergy symptoms due to different allergens present in the air in the spring. This according to Pharmacist at the Weyburn Pharmasave, Dee Nelson, who explains where these allergens come from.
“In the springtime particularly, we have a lot of those triggers or allergens kind of floating around like certain molds from the snow melting, pollens from new plants budding and blooming.
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1 week ago | 
discoverweyburn.com | Natasha Wiebe
The Weyburn Policer Service report responding to 102 calls for service from April 7th to April 13th. A release sent by the WPS outlines some notable events from the week.
Beginning with a reminder to residents regarding mental health issues. They report seeing an increase in calls for mental health support, prompting a reminder that if you or a loved one is struggling, the WPS is available to provide assistance and resources. Further support can be found by dialing 8-1-1.
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1 week ago | 
discoverestevan.com | Natasha Wiebe
After a long winter, many people look forward to the spring weather. However, the season can bring some adverse reactions, as many people experience seasonal allergies that develop at the same time every year.
In a written response, Medical Health Officer for the Saskatchewan Health Authority, Dr. Stanley Enebeli, explains that these symptoms are caused by exposure to pollens from trees, grasses, or weeds.
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1 week ago | 
discoverweyburn.com | Natasha Wiebe
News broke of a potential newborn health crisis over the weekend when an anonymous email was published by the Saskatchewan Union of Nurses (SUN) last Thursday, appearing to be written by a frontline worker in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit at the Regina General Hospital.
It outlines a dire situation in the NICU that has lasted for weeks, including operating over capacity with staff working extended hours and multiple overtime shifts.
