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As people face a new normal, with such concepts as social distancing due to the COVID-19 pandemic, a couple of southeast Saskatchewan photographers were part of a project that captured local families in a simple but natural setting.

March 21 is marked on the Canadian calendar as national Anti-Discrimination Day.

During this somewhat grey time, when social distancing has become the watchword phrase of the day, Stephanie VanDeSype 鈥� Assiniboia鈥檚 Recreation and Community Wellness Manager 鈥� has devised a fascinating concept to keep people engaged with one anothe

It will be a long break for the rock band, Dead Levee, but the band members are thankful for the perfect timing of their most recent tour.

With school, all programs and events cancelled and children staying home, it may have become quite troublesome for many parents to keep kids, especially the younger ones, occupied.

The 61st Carnduff and District Music and Arts Festival was one of the events that went almost as scheduled right before the changes began.

Weyburn photographer-artist Chris Borshowa opened a new exhibit of photos, entitled, 鈥淗ow to Destroy Demons鈥�, at the Allie Griffin Art Gallery on Friday evening. The show will be on until Wednesday, April 22.

Due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, Weyburn Concert Series has made the difficult decision to postpone the Tenille Arts Concert on Wednesday, April 8, 2020.

Not only did the Souris Valley Museum had full attendance for their No School Day workshop last Friday, but they also did have a waiting list. The secret to such popularity was the traditionally great programming, but also the topic for the day.

An Estevan woman is in the top five and looking for support in a contest to be on the cover of a magazine that celebrates tattoos.