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Amendment allows apartment

Yorkton Council unanimously approved a Zoning Bylaw Amendment at its June 27 meeting to facilitate a new apartment development in the city. The amendment effectively enlarges a parcel of land on Balmoral Street to facilitate the development.

Committee offers housing ideas

The City of Yorkton's Housing Committee has created a list of recommended municipal and provincial priorities it believes could help create housing development to alleviate the current tight supplies in the city.
Good old fashioned fun

Good old fashioned fun

Canada Day celebrations attracted residents of Yorkton and surrounding areas to the Western Development Museum over the weekend for a full afternoon of activities for all ages.

New exercise area for park

Fitness equipment is being installed in Erichsen Park as a legacy to Saskatchewan Seniors Fitness Association programming held in the city in past years.
Rough stock rodeo set for August

Rough stock rodeo set for August

The excitement of outdoor rodeo returns to Yorkton this August. Monday the Painted Hand Casino (PHC) announced it will host the 'Counting Coup CCA Rough Stock Rodeo'.

Drainage plan continues

Yorkton Council has approved a tender to begin what is essentially Phase I of the Dracup Avenue Drainage Project. At its regular meeting June 27 Council learned the City had received four tenders for the project ranging from $663,237 to the winner R.

Red Cross cash donations needed

Canadian Red Cross and SaskCentral today announced that effective immediately, cash donations to help Saskatchewan residents devastated by recent disasters will be accepted at participating Saskatchewan credit unions until July 22, 2011.

Firefighter injured

A Yorkton firefighter injured on the job in June is currently recovering. "We were at a structure fire at 75 Agriculture on June 13," recounts Yorkton Fire Protective Services Chief Dean Clark.

Take precautions against Nile Virus

Residents of Saskatchewan are urged to take personal protection measures to guard against an expected increase in the number of Culex tarsalis mosquitoes, the species that carries West Nile Virus.

Recreation aspect to new pond

Yorkton Council has unanimously approved a project which will ultimately make creative use backwash wastewater from the City's new water treatment plant. The contract was approved at the regular meeting of Yorkton Council June 29. R.J.
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