Local Arts

The Yorkton Citizens on Patrol Program is looking for an infusion of new volunteers. Started in the mid-1980s, the program is one that benefits the entire community, said COP chairperson Cliff Trombley.

The latest show at the Godfrey Dean Art Gallery is Passages. A collaboration between glass artist Louisa Ferguson and ceramic artist Paula Cooley, the new show mixes their two disciplines with a new one for both, metal.

Local Yorkton photographers Keith & Debbie Hayward have a new exhibit at the Community pARTners Gallery online at yorktonarts.ca (instead of at the Yorkton Public Library).

When the final awards were handed out at the Yorkton Chamber of Commerce’s 14 th Celebrate Success Business Awards Wednesday Modern Mattress found out they were recipients of the Small Business of the Year award.

The Yorkton Chamber is pleased to announce the recipients of the awards that were presented at its 14 th Celebrate Success Business Awards event last evening.

When the area around Good Spirit Lake caught fire on the Victoria Day weekend this year, the work of the Canora Fire Department and other surrounding departments helped save lives, but not all of the structures could be saved.

Maranda Belcourt is on the threshold of life as a homeowner. Describing herself as “half moved-in” she’s the latest recipient of a Habitat for Humanity home.

Yorkton businesses, at least those meeting certain criteria, may be eligible for new rebates and tax breaks from the city.

At the first full regular meeting of the new Yorkton Council the position of depty mayor was defined for the next four years.

On Saturday, Nov. 21, shortly after 1 a.m., Canora RCMP received a call of a one-year-old male infant requiring urgent medical attention inside a residence located on the 200th block of Northern Avenue in Canora, SK.