Local Arts

The Saskatchewan Construction Safety Association (SCSA) with co-operation from Deneschuk Homes held safety demonstrations stressing the importance of fall protection equipment and hard hat protection with live, dramatic demonstrations last Thursday.

Brain injury is the number one cause of death and disability among children and youth. Each year, 2200 brain injuries occur in the province.

The latest deals to "save" American and Greek public finances - those countries can now put themselves into even deeper debt - should puncture the illusion the welfare state was ever a success; fact is, it was always built on borrowed time and borrow

ALL AMERICAN NIGHTMARE Hinder Universal Republic Records 8.5-out-of-10 So you like your rock as just that, plain old solid, guitars and drums-laden rock. Well good for you. That's the way it should be.

Blyth Dean, who resides in New Zealand for most of the year and has a summer home in Hudson Bay, has been renewing acquaintances in the area while a guest of Norman and Debbie Johnson.

On Saturday, July 2, a celebration for the 25th anniversary of Norma (Topliss) and Gary Granat was held at the Dubuc Friendship Centre. The evening started with snacks and visiting, followed by a catered Chinese Food supper.

The Godfrey Dean Art Gallery presents PRIMAL NATURE, an exhibition of paintings by Jeanette Marshall.

More than a year after an accident that led to the drowning deaths of two area residents, Canora/Sturgis police have laid charges against a Yorkton man.

On August 23, Yorkton will be a stop on the coast-to-coast tour of a unique monument to Canada's fallen soldiers.

Confidence in the Saskatchewan economy continues to build the province's construction and related industries as Saskatchewan's building permits were up considerably between June 2010 and June 2011 (seasonally adjusted), according to Statistics Canada