Local Arts

The Ministry of Labour Relations and Workplace Safety has scheduled 30 information sessions across the province to explain the new Occupational Health and Safety amendments the government passed in May 2012.

The Canadian Red Cross (CRC) will now be operating evacuation shelters across the province, as part of a new agreement with the Government of Saskatchewan.

The monthly Noon Pot Luck Luncheons continue during the summer months. Mark the calendar for July 16 at the Saltcoats Stirling Room. The donation basket is out to help defray expenses. Call 744-8169 if you need a ride to this noon lunch.

Practical and Applied Arts Awards Award of distinction in Welding: Jason Blommaert Award of distinction in Cosmetology: Emma Lockhart Award of distinction in Automechanics: Brady Teichroeb Award of distinction in Computer Science: Ty Nelson Award of

A young Yorkton artist finds her inspiration in nature but her works reflect a diverse world of her own creation. The works by Jennifer Protsko are intricate layerings of paint in all the hues of the spectrum.

Yorkton Hyundai's Summer Fun Car Show & BBQ took place Saturday afternoon with BBQ proceeds donated to Sacred Heart High School.

Health Canada is reminding Canadians to take steps to prevent cross-contamination of foods when shopping with reusable grocery bags and bins.

The Bredenbury Lion's Annual Picnic in the Park will be held on Tues., June 19, 2012 from approximately 5:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. Everyone Welcome. Please note that the 200 block of 3rd Street will be barricaded off for the picnic.

The HeadStart on a Home Program moved one step closer to bringing new, affordable houses to Yorkton at the June 15 ribbon cutting ceremonies. Twenty Yorkton families will become homeowners by the end of the year with the help of the housing program.

Hub is a new program in the city which looks to create a collaborative approach to dealing with crime in Yorkton.