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Landfill rates rise

Landfill rates are on their way up in Yorkton, and they will increase in each of the next three years.

Airport receives cost-shared funding

The Yorkton Municipal Airport will see $800,000 invested in maintenance and upgrades thanks to two grants from the provincial and federal governments, plus matching funds from the City.
MS Walk

MS Walk

Royal Lepage Shelter Foundation Gourmet Hot Dog Barbeque - Cornerstone Credit Union Courtyard, Thurs., May 23, 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Bring a friend to lunch and support Shelwin House. Hosted by Royal Lepage Premier Realty.

Catholic schools get gym upgrades

Four elementary schools in the Christ the Teacher division will be getting new gym floors, possibly as early as this summer.
Unseen, unsung heroes of justice

Unseen, unsung heroes of justice

It was the kind of story that can forever shatter a family. On the morning of July 27, 2006, Kevin White, the dealer principal of Whitewood Chrysler, arrived at work to find a van with Alberta plates parked on his lot.
Fafard wins top actor award

Fafard wins top actor award

Sacred Heart High School student Corrigan Fafard received the Saskatchewan Drama Association's (SDA) highest acting honour at the annual Provincial Drama Festival (PDF) last week in Regina.

A look at youth issues

The Cabinet Committee on Children and Youth is refocusing its efforts to respond to important issues facing Saskatchewan children, youth and families and to support the goals of the Saskatchewan Plan for Growth.

Traffic blitz nets 700-plus aggressive drivers

Saskatchewan police officers wrote more than 1,000 tickets last weekend in a crackdown on aggressive driving.
4:20 Spoiler

4:20 Spoiler

Sgt. James Morton, head of Yorkton RCMP General Investigations Section, and Cst. Jeff Ball, one of the arresting officers, pose with 23 pounds of marijuana seized in a traffic stop May 1 near Theodore.
SHHS to represent region at provincials

SHHS to represent region at provincials

The Sacred Heart High School Drama Club will get a crack at its fourth provincial title next week. Two weeks ago, the school won the Region IV High School Drama Festival with its production of In the Garden of the Selfish Giant.
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