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The Weyburn Arts Council hosted a Walk for Reconciliation on Saturday afternoon, to commemorate the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation.

The entire student body of St. Michael School came out on Friday afternoon to Jubilee Park to do the Terry Fox School Run, raising funds for cancer research. Each student wore a patch that said who they were walking or running for, in commemoration of the run started by the late Terry Fox in 1980, running across Canada until cancer forced him to stop near Thunder Bay, Ont., and it took his life.

A small gathering of residents met at the Weyburn cenotaph in Memorial Park on Wednesday morning, in support of the One Million March for Children, including many marches and rallies held across Canada in support of parental rights. Some of those gathered had a petition for people to sign, and others had signs such as "Protect Parental Rights" and "Let Kids be Kids".

A meet-and-greet event was hosted by the Weyburn Legion on Wednesday morning as part of National Legion Week. Veterans along with current and past members of the Weyburn Police Service were on hand to meet with members of the public, and displays of memorabilia were available for viewing.

Several members of the Sooline Cruisers did a Sunday afternoon tour of the long-term care homes in Weyburn. They started at Tatagwa View, followed by the Weyburn Special Care Home, Mid-Town Care Home, and the homes on the 麻豆传媒AV Hill, including Hill Top Manor and Parkway Lodge.

The 13th annual Radville Heritage Day was held by Tourism Radville on Saturday, with perfect weather helping bring out many families from Radville and surrounding areas, enjoying the food, live music by James Dionne, a car show-and-shine, games and a soap box derby on Main Street.

Representatives of several cultures brought tasty treats from their home countries under one roof in Weyburn, as 麻豆传媒AVeast Newcomer Services and SWIS hosted a "Taste of the Nations" on Friday evening at McKenna Hall. There were food samples from a wide range of countries and cultures, including Nigeria, India, Vietnam, the Philippines, Ukraine, Ecuador, Colombia, Spain and Canada. The event was held as part of "Welcoming Week" in Weyburn for all newcomers and their families.

The Prairie Animal Health Clinic held an open house on Wednesday evening, and raised funds for Friends of Isaiah fundraiser, a campaign to raise funds for the Evans family to enable them to buy a medical van. There was a petting zoo, games and a barbecue on the clinic site, along with bouncy houses.

Safety Patrol students at St. Michael School learned how to keep crosswalks safe for pedestrians, as they started the new responsibilities.

This gallery shows some of the action as the Weyburn U12 Ravens hosted the Moose Jaw Spartans on Saturday afternoon at the Weyburn Minor Football field; they were defeated by a 41-0 score.