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The image of this green door was taken in 1997 in the basement of the Yorkton Hotel. I was, at the time, “exploring” rumours of underground tunnels that may have existed in Yorkton during the Prohibition years in Saskatchewan between 1915 to 1924.

A new ‘Little Free Library’ will soon be installed at City Hall Park following unanimous Council support received Monday. The request to install the little library came from Yorkton This Week who presented the idea with two goals in mind.

There are always games that surprise, some because they were far less fun that anticipated, and others because they were far more enjoyable than expected.

In 2017, my fiance and I actually went through the effort to see every film nominated for the Oscar for Best Picture. We enjoyed it, and saw some great films in the process.

When we watch our favourite movies, typically we think about how we feel. We don’t usually think about the process that goes in to make sure we feel that way.

When we watch our favourite movies, typically we think about how we feel. We don’t usually think about the process that goes in to make sure we feel that way.

The Yorkton branch of the Saskatchewan Genealogical Society (SGS) invites you to join them when they take part in Heritage Day, Sunday, February 17 from 2:00 till 5:00 p.m. at the Western Development Museum.

Coming up at Laketown Hotel in Saltcoats this Friday is a night of acoustic folk, rock and blues by Mike Oakley.

I loved summer camp as a kid. Horseback riding. Cavorting in the lake. Fashioning tacky crafts from macaroni and matchsticks, paper plates and plaster of Paris.