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November is National Crime Prevention and Community Safety month, and the Canada Safety Council challenges all Canadians to join in the fight to put an end to bullying.

More than 940 students will graduate this fall in the 100th year of convocation ceremonies at the University of Saskatchewan. The morning and afternoon celebrations took place on Saturday, October 22 at TCU Place.

While much of western Canada is facing the "coldest winter in 20 years," temperatures and snowfall for the Yorkton area shouldn't fall too far outside the norm this season. That's the conclusion of AccuWeather.

Barry Zapshalla presented a cheque for $1,000 to Ross Fisher, Executive Director of The Health Foundation, to help fund the conceptual plan for a new regional hospital. The donation is from Barry Zapshalla Investment & Insurance Solutions Inc.

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Saskatchewan voters go to the polls Monday, Nov. 7. In Yorkton voters have a choice of one of three candidates, Chad Blenkin of the New Democrat Party, Catherine McDonald of the Green Party and Greg Ottenbreit of the Saskatchewan Party.

Rural municipal elections were held across the province on October 26. Unofficial results from the RM of Wallace No. 243 show that incumbent Sidney Wonitowy was the winner of that RM's sole contested division councillor position. Wonitowy defeated R.

Some games just have that WOW! factor the minute you crack the box. Commander-In-Chief is just that sort of game. Based on the components alone you have to be impressed, even before a rules read through, or a first game.

The City of Yorkton will move to close portions of two streets and additional laneways to make way for the Brodie Avenue Storm Water Pond.