Local Arts

Imagine buying a gift for someone, or for yourself that does good in your community every year, forever. That is exactly how a gift donation to Yorkton & District Community Foundation works.

Thanks to the generosity of four Yorkton businesses, the walk‐in counselling clinic of the Society for the Involvement of Good Neighbours (SIGN) received a $2,000 donation raised through the Movember campaign of Doug Jonassen, the marketing manager a

Yorkton performer Jackie Guy is giving fans of her music an early Christmas present with the release of a seasonal recording.

A recent recording has given new life to a more than decade-old piece of Indigenous-focused music.

Author Jesse Thistle’s life has been difficult, but he wants to use it to show problems that go beyond himself.

The Government of Saskatchewan announced the Saskatchewan Small Business Emergency Payment (SSBEP) program is being renewed for the period of Dec. 1 to Dec. 31.

The Yorkton Film Festival

The Paper Bag Players can’t take to the stage in a traditional way this year, but that doesn’t mean they can’t perform.

This year the Saskatchewan government’s throne speech was easy to predict, a continuation of the campaign promises made during the election in October.

The Anishinabek Nation has launched a virtual documentary program to help reduce the stigma that surrounds the HIV/AIDS virus. “When we look at HIV as a whole it’s the stigma that is the killer.