Local Arts

Dave Rennie demonstrates how the didgeridoo is played one last time before putting it under the Christmas tree at the Tommy Douglas Centre to be included in their Christmas fundraiser and raffle.

Although it's an unlikely partnership, it works... well. Weyburn will be introduced to the chilling sounds of Cowboy meets Classical as Jim Reader, along with ProCoro Canada take to the stage for an evening of music on Friday, November 22 at 7:30 p.

Applications for the 30th Annual James Weir People's Choice Exhibition are now being accepted and are available at the library, the Allie Griffin Art Gallery, Signal Hill Arts Centre and online at weyburnartscouncil.ca.

While hunting, Prince Siegfried sees an amazing swan. As he takes aim to shoot, the swan turns into a beautiful woman. The professional division of the Royal Winnipeg Ballet will be performing excerpts from Swan Lake and other ballets at St.

New downtown business is owned by many artists

History was made on Parliament Hill on Nov. 5, when Canada's Upper Chamber, the Senate, took a vote and suspended three of their own: Saskatchewan's Pamela Wallin, Mike Duffy and Patrick Brazeau.

Charlie Pirie cleans off the mortar from bricks salvaged from the Weyburn Collegiate (in the background), for a request to save 1,000 bricks for the City of Weyburn's Centennial project.

A piece of Weyburn's history saved from the wrecking ball of Souris Valley in 2009, the James Eadie mural, will be unveiled in its new home at the Soo Line Historical Museum on Monday, Nov. 18. The unveiling ceremony will be held at 2 p.m.

A little while ago, I had a rant about justice, or rather, instances where there should be justice meted out.

Question: are there technologies that can benefit millions of people that sit forgotten in research labs and research papers for years, if not decades? Sadly, yes. And people can suffer unnecessary illness and death as a result.