Local Arts

The Saskatchewan Prairie Conservation Action Plan (SK PCAP) is pleased to coordinate Native Prairie Appreciation Week (NPAW) across the province of Saskatchewan from June 12 to 18, 2016.

Parkland College held its annual graduation ceremonies Saturday at the Anne Portnuff Theatre in the city. The ceremony celebrated 323 students who successfully completed one of more than 25 programs offered at the College in 2015-16.

And the winner is: Yeomen: The 9 Card Agincourt Game. For the last few weeks I have been highlighting games from the 2016 9-Card Nanogame PnP Design Contest at www.boardgamegeek.

Early on in The Complete Works, Justin Stephenson’s adaptation (of sorts) of the works of Canadian avant garde poet bpNichol, is a reading of the sound poem “White Sound.” In a way, it functions as a gateway to the rest of the film.

The second annual Gutsy Walk took place recently at the Brodie-Winchester pathway near the skate park. The Gutsy Walk is a fundraising effort across Canada to continue research programs that will eventually put an end to Crohn’s Disease and Colitis.

There are 90 years of artists at the Landscape and Memory local artists show, with both artists as young as seven and as old as 96.

A Farm Safety Day was held last Tuesday with 212 Grade 6 students attending from the Good Spirit School Division and Christ the Teacher Catholic School Division. Schools included; Columbia, Dr. Brass, M.C. Knoll, Springside, St. Alphonse, St.

The Yorkton Film Festival is announcing the continuation of its Spotlight on the News screening series for 2016. “This film series deals with stories that have been present in the media, whether that’s local, provincial, national or international.

A 39-year-old Yorkton man will serve three-and-a-half years in prison for sexual assault of a 15-year-old girl.

Yorkton will mark Brain Injury Awareness Month in June.