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The skies over the Weyburn exhibition grounds were lit up with colourful bursts of light as the City of Weyburn held their Canada Day fireworks show late on Monday evening. The show came after thunderstorms rolled through the Weyburn area, including one which carried a warning of possible tornadoes (none were reported officially), wrapping up a busy day of celebrating Canada's birthday.

Eight acts provided lots of entertainment for the hundreds of people in attendance.

Canada Day was celebrated at Nickle Lake Regional Park with several activities, including a bike parade around the park, an open-air market, a show-and-shine and crafts. There will be live music in the evening to close out the day.

Many people turned out to see the wide variety of floats in the parade.

The Weyburn, Lomond and Brokenshell 4-H Beef Clubs held their achievement days on Saturday, with Radville and Cymri holding theirs on Sunday, plus the 4-H Light Horse Show was held on Sunday. All of these were in preparation for the Regional 4-H Show which starts Monday and runs until Wednesday, July 3 at the Weyburn Fair.

There was a wide variety of children's games and activities, from tattoos to bouncy houses, along with a concert by Weyburn's own Brayden King and his band, at the Weyburn Credit Union's community barbecue on Thursday evening at Weyburn Exhibition Hall. King entertained for two sets, taking a break for the presentation of community grants to 11 organizations.

More than 30 students are part of this year's graduating class.

A 13-team two-day basketball tournament was hosted over the weekend by the Weyburn Filipino Basketball Society at the Weyburn Comp Eagle gym.

Damaging winds, heavy rain and wind along with lots of lightning and thunder rolled through the Weyburn area on Sunday evening, with power disrupted in the Weyburn area, and hail reported in the Mainprize Regional Park-Midale area.

A full day of activities was held by the Town of Yellow Grass to celebrate the Summer Solstice, including a parade, pancake breakfast, a cornhole tournament, an open air market, a potluck supper and a band to end the day with live music. The proceeds from the event will go towards upgrades in Allen Park.