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E. Bourassa & Sons has been running a campaign on social media to showcase the inter-generational impact of farming.

Allyson Van Roon said their recent donation to the Weyburn Theatre ties in with this theme.

"E Bourassa & Sons, the fifth generation is now working in this business, so that was a lot of ways where our farm crew came into and then the movie theatre fit into that. So it's just in line with the vision that we have."

Southeast College is preparing for a busy fall of research, collaboration and knowledge-sharing.

Tanya Andrist, executive director of innovation and applied research, joined us in studio this week to highlight the college’s upcoming work.

She reflected on the recent graduation of students from Ocean Man First Nation.

“It was such a validation of that program. We were so proud of the students and also the partnership out at Ocean Man — it was a great day,” Andrist said.

Country superstar Keith Urban is hitting the stage in Saskatoon on Sunday, September 15, and we want to send you to the show!

In the days leading up to the concert, you’ll have a chance every morning to enter the draw for tickets and be part of an unforgettable night of music and entertainment.

Here's a look at some of the photographs captured by the Discover Weyburn staff and submitted by community members throughout the week:

Cover photo read more: Innovation on display: Minister Colleen Young tours Weyburn oil facility

The Steinbach chapter of Safe Families Canada (SFC) will be raising money on Saturday to help local families in crisis. 

Director Sue Doerksen says their 5th annual Dino Dash takes place on September 13th at A.D. Penner Park, from 4 to 7 pm. 

The season of fairs, festivals, and outdoor celebrations is winding down, which also means the end of Dairy Queen Celebrate Summer. 

This year, summer events host Andrea Turner travelled across the southeast, attending more than 40 community gatherings. She was often seen in the Dairy Queen Celebrate Summer Jeep, handing out coupons and connecting with communities. 

Over 4,000 people attended the Zach Williams concert on Saturday evening at the Southeast Event Centre in Steinbach to celebrate a magjor milestone in local Christian education.

Homegrown favourite, Jordan St.Cyr, was the opening act of the night and performed his singles, "Fires," and "Weary Traveler," among others.

St.Cyr shared his heart behind the songs and how God has moved in his family's life over the years. He also provided encouragment for others.

Estevan residents have a busy weekend ahead, with plenty of community events in town — plus a few local teams hitting the road.

Friday, September 5
🏈 ECS Elecs open their football season on the road against the Central Cyclones in Moose Jaw. Kickoff at 7 p.m.

💃 Harvest Hoedown Dance at the Seniors Centre, Estevan Leisure Centre, starting at 7:30 p.m.

Saturday, September 6
🧘 OM Yoga Festival begins at Woodlawn Park.

A rescue cat in Unity is searching for her happily-ever-after after being found alone near a highway outside Scott, Sask.

Petal, a sleek black cat with a gentle personality, has been living at KC Rescue, where she quickly became the “big sister” of the kitten room. Staff say she is affectionate, playful and thrives on human closeness.

The NextAcre Real Estate Grain Rush continues to roll through Southeast Saskatchewan, delivering hot meals and thanks to the farmers who keep the region fed.