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Cheers: Cheers to all of the volunteers who placed Canadian flags at the tombs of Canadian veterans in the city cemetery and the memorial gardens on Saturday. It was a simple gesture, but the rows of flags looked nice.

The Government of Saskatchewan鈥檚 approach to reopening the province should be described as measured, methodical and patient. And that鈥檚 likely what they were aiming for. It鈥檚 obviously not going to make everyone happy.

Weyburn Review editorial

My Nikkel鈥檚 Worth column

With the new Re-open Saskatchewan plan, we got some light at the end of the tunnel. And it seems that the light is not even that far off.

It seems like there is a day or a week dedicated to every possible occasion and cause. Many of them are cringe-worthy, and make you want to roll your eyes when you hear mention of them.

The owner, I assume, of a plumbing company advertised the business by posting a sign on the side of his truck that read: 鈥淭here is no place too deep, too dark or too dirty for us to handle.

We have a roadmap to re-Re-Open Saskatchewan. It seems like a pretty good one, if Premier Scott Moe is right that the key is getting as many vaccines in as many arms as possible. Moe is likely right that vaccines are critical to success.

She breezes into the auditorium flashing her 1,000-watt smile. At the back of the room are display racks filled with products that make up her lifestyle brand: books, fashion and fragrances. The crowd falls silent as she begins to speak.

Word has been received of the passing of Jill (Marshall) Gerhardt of Kipling. She passed away on April 2 at the age of 80 years. Her parents, Walter and Lena Marshall, were long-time residents of Wawota where her dad owned the telephone office.