The City provides a wide variety of sports and recreation facilities, including many with free access. There are libraries, galleries, art centres and museums, and one of the Province's newest urban park developments. As the headquarters of the South Central Health District, Weyburn maintains an extensive health care network, including a hospital and other specialized care facilities. Nearby water sources not only provide for home and business needs in the City and its surrounding area, but have also become major recreation centres for golf, boating, camping and fishing. The civic infrastructure for transportation, electricity, natural gas and telecommunications is first class and includes the security of modern fire, police and emergency measures protection.
Visitors enjoy eight hotels and motels, and a diverse selection of restaurants.
Civic and commercial properties supply a wide range of meeting and convention facilities. Weyburn has the solid economic and community foundation on which new opportunities are built. The promise of a good location that attracted Weyburn's founders has proven to be an important asset even today. With a current City population of nearly 10,000, Weyburn sits astride three highways. Weyburn is situated near the headwaters of the Souris River, flowing southeast through North Dakota to join the Assiniboine River in Manitoba.