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The Saskatchewan Human Rights Commission released a summary report recently on its consultations with members of the deaf and hard of hearing communities.

It has been said that knowledge gained through experience is superior to “bookish” knowledge. Yorkton Grade 7 Catholic school students were joined by Melville’s St. Henry’s Sr. School this year for the 44th Annual AMPO camping trip at St.

Yorkton’s newest eatery has been honoured in a national magazine as one of the top barbecue joints in Canada. Pigsicle, which brings traditional southern barbecue north, was ranked third in Food Network Magazine’s June issue.

While others were out shopping for last minute Father’s Day gifts, Dr. Swan, George Plews, Daryl Bode, families and staff prepared the Linden Medi-Clinic for the free PSA testing event Saturday morning.

Howard Green, perhaps best known as the face of Business News Network’s (BNN) flagship interview program from 2007 to 2014, will be the Chamber of Commerce’s keynote at its annual Business Dinner in October.

Saturday morning was the perfect weather for the walk/run of Bernie’s Journey, an event honouring Bernie Wlock, a Yorkton resident with cancer.

Safety was the word of the day at the Yorkton Chamber of Commerce’s monthly luncheon June 18.

Police responded en masse Monday after receiving a complaint of a youth at Yorkton Regional High School possibly in possession of a firearm.

The Yorkton Chamber of Commerce welcomed Saskatchewan Finance Minister Kevin Doherty for a special luncheon event at the Legion Hall Friday.