Local Arts

Last week, Stephen Harper’s divisive brand of politics was on full display as he called it “offensive” that a new Muslim-Canadian would not want to uncover her face during a redundant and unnecessary citizenship ceremony.

Warrants were issued for the following people at Yorkton Provincial Court February 23: Devin M Glasser Harley Michael Kaye Francis Keith Netmaker Ginger Taypotat Leroy Whitehawk Anyone who has information should contact the Yorkton RCMP at 306-786-24

Wholesale trade in Saskatchewan has hit a new all-time high for the province, reaching $2.4 billion in December 2014. According to the numbers issued this morning by Statistics Canada, wholesale trade in December increased by 25.

A Saskatoon-based outfitting company that pleaded guilty to five counts under The Outfitter and Guide Regulations for illegal outfitting and two counts under The Migratory Birds Convention Act and Regulations for hunting violations was fined a total

Devin Wilger’s first photography exhibit started with an invitation he didn’t think he would ever accept. A friend who lives in Arizona told him to come on down and visit. “It just worked out that I was actually able to drive down there,” he said.

After a week off classes for the February break, students at Dr. Brass School, and others in the city, were back to classes Monday.

SaskEnergy is reminding customers to work safely when clearing snow from around buildings, including rooftops, so as to not bury or damage natural gas meters or risers.

The Government of Saskatchewan is commemorating the lives of eight more fallen heroes through its GeoMemorial Commemorative Naming Program.

The number of people speeding through photo speed enforcement locations in the province has decreased month over month.

There are lots of benefits, credits, and deductions to help families with their expenses throughout the year and reduce the amount they owe at tax time.