Local Arts

Saskatchewan business is actively preparing for the next round of elections.

New legislation introduced will give patients the ability to choose to pay privately for a Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) scan in Saskatchewan.

On May 14, Parks, Culture and Sport Minister Mark Docherty opened a new exhibit at the Royal Saskatchewan Museum (RSM) titled “Insects, Flowers and Food.

If you’re looking for variety, the Yorkton Film Festival is the place to be. We have stories of stunning photography, heroism, satire and much more. Come to the Gallagher Centre May 22 and 23 and see what we have to offer.

Saskatchewan people are reminded that warmer weather brings an increased risk of tick bites for those who spend time outdoors. Ticks are out from early spring until early October, particularly in tall grass, brush or wooded areas.

Faithful fans of the Yorkton Community Concert Band and the Community Concert Choir filled St. Andrews Church, May 12, for the final concert of the season.

This year’s McHappy Day event raised more than $3,160 locally for Ronald McDonald House Charities® Saskatchewan. The national fundraising event, held May 6th, was a resounding success.

As you head out to the grill, it’s important to remember that eating undercooked meat, or foods that have come into contact with raw or undercooked meat, can cause food poisoning (also known as foodborne illness).

Winners of the 2015 RCMP Bicycle Safety Week colouring contest for Yorkton grade three students were announced Saturday May 9, 2015, at the Canadian Tire store at Parkland Mall. There were two winners, Kylee Horsman of M.C.

The dining experience is something people do daily, not thinking about how they use their senses while enjoying their meal.