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Planned power outage scheduled for Eaglesham, Coteau Avenue

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By Natasha Wiebe
| Discover Weyburn Verified
A planned power outage is scheduled for Weyburn homes on Wednesday. SaskPower is advising residents that from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., power will be off for odd numbered houses on the 1800 block of Eaglesham Avenue and Coteau Avenue. Related Stories: Any updates will be provided through the SaskPower outage map.
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Officers discover invasive species during routine boat inspection

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By Natasha Wiebe
| Discover Weyburn Verified
The province is urging Saskatchewan boat owners to help keep our waters safe. Invasive species discovered during routine inspection Conservation officers are conducting boat inspections, other enforcement activities, and public outreach efforts to protect public waterways against invasive species. The effectiveness of these enforcement measures was proven during a recent routine watercraft inspection at Blackstrap Provincial Park.
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Rate Review Panel issues recommendation on SaskPower rate increase

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By Natasha Wiebe
| Discover Weyburn Verified
The Saskatchewan Rate Review Panel is recommending that the provincial government confirm SaskPower's interim 3.9 percent system-average rate increase that took effect in February. However, they have deferred its recommendation on the increase scheduled for February 2027 until the crown corporation provides updated financial information later this year.
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