Local Arts

With the Region IV Drama Festival at the end of the month fast approaching, the local high schools are deep in the midst of rehearsals.

Advanced Education, Employment and Immigration Minister Rob Norris, Minister of Indian Affairs and Northern Development Canada and Federal Interlocutor for Métis and Non-Status Indians John Duncan and five Tribal Councils, representing more th

GAYE-LYNN KERN (voice) is a teacher, performer, and clinician. She has enjoyed adjudicating at over 100 festivals in Western Canada since 1990. Her areas of specialization are: voice, music theatre and speech arts.

Yorkton Council was presented with a report on the options for entry-level homes in Yorkton at its regular meeting Monday.

The hardware burned in 1915. It was rebuilt and still stands today. Another (conjoined) building to the west of this one was built in 1909. Both are today known as the ANAVETS Building. H. Jackson Collection.

Yorkton Council received a closer look at the Housing Needs Assessment Study which it had previously mandated.

An event at Yorkton Regional High School on March 9 detailed some of the employment options available provincially to young people with disabilities and special needs.

The Yorkton Rural RCMP are seeking the public's assistance in locating the person(s) who entered a farmyard 3.5 miles northwest of the city of Yorkton.

A St. Patrick's Day Stew Supper was held at St. Andrew's United Church in Yorkton Sunday. The well-attended meal included a variety of homemade stews, along with all the fixings, even a variety of pies and desserts.

Jim and Anne Purves have returned from their cruise. They flew from Regina to Calgary, then to Houston, Texas, then travelled by bus to Galveston where they boarded ship. The cruise included stops in Honduras, Belize and Tozemal.