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My Nikkel's Worth column

Weyburn Review editorial

It was a weird feeling on the weekend. It felt like 2019. I was actually out in the community and covering events.

The last few weeks I spent a whole lot of time working cattle. Cows and their little ones, some of which are not that little anymore, made me work out more than any Hollywood coach could.

The prayers found in the New Testament contain some of the most precious reminders in scripture.

I was channel flipping when I came across a scene from a long-running reality show.

Will that be one dose or two? Well, if you want to freely move about, sit in a full Mosaic Stadium to watch a ‘Rider game and get rid of those masks once and for all, a lot more of us need one dose of COVID-19 vaccine.

Things are finally beginning to look like summer. June 1 came with wonderful sunshine and warm temperatures and not so much cool wind. There is more activities out around the building and both sides of Clifford Wilson's unit.

The flower pots on Centre Street have now been sponsored by the following – The Village of Alida, Margaret Peet, Cannington MLA Daryl Harrison, the Post Office (Linda Akins), Credit Union, T’s for Miles (Tristen Boutin), Alyshia Boettcher, Farm & Aut

Congratulations to Shana Puskas who opened the former Esso Café on June 1. This gives everyone another choice for eating out. In the 1970s, Bill and Marie Jensen took over managing the Café and the garage.