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This gallery shows the finale entertainment for the Weyburn Fair on Saturday evening, which culminated with a car smashing through a camper, along with lawn tractor races and quad pulls. There was also one round of mini-van demolition derby action, all in front of full grandstands.

The Weyburn Arts Council hosted the Gifted Summer Art Market on Saturday, located along the paths of Jubilee Park. The day was sunny and hot, bringing out many families to see the vendors of artists and crafts people, plus non-profit groups had booths, with a barbecue by the Weyburn Humane Society, and golf ball drop tickets available from the Rotary Club.

This photo gallery shows some of the action in the rodeo arena at the Weyburn exhibition grounds on Thursday evening for the Souris River Rodeo, sanctioned by the Canadian Cowboys Association. Friday saw slack events in the morning, and the second full night of competition in the evening, with events including bareback and saddle bronc riding, bull riding, tie-down roping, break-away roping, barrel-racing and steer wrestling.

Sister, brother and brother-in-law will now participate in the national competition to be held in Montreal in November.

The Weyburn Chamber of Commerce held its annual Summer Parade on Thursday morning, with 75 floats entered, and named the two winning floats.

The streets were crowded with spectators for the annual Weyburn Summer Parade on Thursday morning, as a prelude to the Weyburn Fair, which began later in the day with a midway and rodeo. There were many floats from organizations and businesses, as well as the City of Weyburn and groups like the Weyburn Ag Society and Humane Society.

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Crop damage reported in the southeast this week was due to heat stress, wind damage, grasshoppers and other insect pressures.

The 81st 4-H Interclub Fed Calf, Sheep and Goat sale was held on Wednesday afternoon to wrap up Weyburn's Regional 4-H Show, which began on July 2 with the Light Horse Show. There were 111 fed calves on the auction block, as well as five market lambs and one market goat. The sale began with the Grand Champion steer, sold by Rylan Fladeland of the Radville Beef Club, and the Reserve Champion by Sadie Davidson, who also had the Best Homegrown Steer.

The province announced continued support for skilled trades training at a news conference held at 麻豆传媒AVeast College鈥檚 Weyburn campus.