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A First Nation elder with expertise in counseling says there are a lot of unresolved issues with the Canadian government which has played a major role in the instability of Aboriginal communities.

National Volunteer Week takes place April 21 to 27 this year. It is a time to recognize and celebrate the incredible efforts of our volunteers.

Behind all the hooting, the hollering and the oscillating bellies, is a group of women sharing their inner light.

There will be a couple of graduation ceremonies during May and June, for all the high schools in the Weyburn area. The first of these ceremonies will be at Pangman School on Friday, May 3. Three graduates are being honoured.

Landon Hill, 9, was playing cops and robbers in the Yellow Grass park with his friend on April 3 when he found a two-inch cubed Tyndall stone with words engraved on it.

Weyburn area farmer Jeff Gaab and his son Blair stand atop a high snow drift that has snowed in their large seed drill parked on their farm located south of Weyburn.

The newly-elected board of directors for the Weyburn Inland Terminal gather following their annual shareholders meeting on Thursday evening at McKenna Hall.

There are at least six Estevan students who shouldn't have debt problems as they exit their secondary education and move on to the next stage of their lives.

A pair of companies are proposing developments that could make a serious dent in Estevan's housing shortage if they were to come to fruition. The two projects were presented at the April 15 regular meeting of city council.

After plummeting to dangerously low depths in 2011, Estevan's roster of doctors is continuing its steady climb back. It was announced Monday that a new physician has begun practising in the city. Dr.