Local Arts

The Society for the Involvement of Good Neighbours (SIGN) in Yorkton is going back to offering services online for at least two weeks due to the increasing numbers of COVID‐19 cases in Yorkton and surrounding communities.

Former Yorkton Mayor Chris Wyatt is looking to get back on Yorkton Council, this time as a Councillor. “I was lucky enough to serve the taxpayers of Yorkton for 16 years on city council, three of which as Mayor,” said Wyatt Monday.

In 2019, many Parkland College students participated in an Orange Shirt Day project in which they depicted what reconciliation means to them by decorating squares of orange fabric. On Sept.

Yorkton’s Vehicles for Hire Bylaw is getting an update, its first in a quarter century.

Yorkton has a new Special Constable – Community Safety Officer. Dani Anderson was approved to the position by Yorkton Council at its regular meeting Monday.

For 73 years the Yorkton Film Festival has been committed to bringing filmmakers and Canadian audiences together.

The City of Yorkton will move forward with an agreement to cost-share rehabilitating the grandstand in partnership with the Yorkton Exhibition Association (YEA).

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Heartland Livestock will be staying put at its current location, at least for the foreseeable future.

The Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) is alerting the public of an increase in COVID-19 activity in Yorkton and area including the RMS of Orkney (244), Fertile Belt (183) and Saltcoats (213) and is urging Saskatchewan residents to follow public hea