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Saskatchewan landmarks will be joining others across Canada April 24 to Light it Green for organ donation awareness. Light it Green is part of National Organ and Tissue Donation Awareness Week April 21-27.

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Following the failure of a newly constructed bridge in the RM of Clayton last fall, the Saskatchewan Association of Rural Municipalities and the Ministry of Highways and Infrastructure partnered through the Municipal Roads for the Economy Program to

The Yorkton Film Festival is proud to announce that our second round juries have concluded and nominees can now be announced in our remaining and craft categories.

Deputy Premier and Education Minister Gordon Wyant was joined at the Regina Public Library today by parents, children, and educators, to announce more than $2 million for literacy initiatives for children aged six and under across the province.

Sacred Heart high school took home top honours from the 2019 Saskatchewan Drama Association at the Region 4 festival. The Last Fill, directed by Greg Digout, was chosen as Best Overall Production. Esterhazy’s Tracks was the runner up.

Spring Expo has everything for sale. For every taste, at every budget. This weekend, the massive bazaar was held at the Gallagher Centre. Bird trapping cages? No problem. Organic honey and cookies? You got it.

City Council made two unanimous motions at its regular meeting Monday in support of inclusiveness in the city. The first motion saw Council declare the week of May 19 to 25, as Yorkton Pride Week.

Mark Lautamus and Laurie Renton want to connect people. To each other, to services they need, to things in the community they may not have been aware are available.

“Today we’re at the Think Pink fundraising event for the digital mammography upgrade in Yorkton. Nicole Ottenbreit bravely took the stage to share her journey, and continues to triumph, against breast cancer.