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The Assiniboia and District Museum held an open house and farewell come-and-go tea for the museum co-ordinator Julie Newton on August 18. Newton had been with the museum since 2015 and will be moving to Regina.

The Old Wives Watershed Association held a workshop on the water quality for livestock on July 25 in Hazenmore. It proved to be a popular session with over 100 producers attending, said Tim Coloutier, a staff member at the OWWA.

The Saskatchewan Science Centre presented its Go! Science show at the Assiniboia and District Public Library on August 10.

The Shurniak Art Gallery in Assiniboia unveiled an exhibit of beadwork items crafted by Lizzie Ogle from Wood Mountain on August 5.

Despite rain delays in some areas, producers in the province now have seven per cent of the crop in the bin and seven per cent swathed or ready to straight-cut, reported Saskatchewan Agriculture for the week ending August 14.

This week Canadians have been given a taste of food politics after Ottawa announced that it is unveiling the new Canada Food Guide next year.

The Saskatchewan High School Rodeo season kicked off at the rodeo grounds at Wood Mountain Regional Park on August 19-20.

The Town of Rockglen celebrated Canada150 on August 12-13 with two days filled with activities to suit every age and interest group.

The Friends of the St. Victor Petroglyphs held a grand opening of a Red River cart display at the St. Victor Petroglyphs Interpretive Centre in St. Victor on August 26. The day included an opening of the display and a dedication ceremony.

During this last week in August four students from Assiniboia Composite High School, Cassie Kuffner, Adison Lidberg, Brenna Luke and Brooke Schollar, have set off to four different countries to participate in the Rotary鈥檚 youth exchange program.