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Every year, one lucky kid gets to take home a car as part of the Yorkton Regional High School’s magazine campaign, with kids gaining entries into the contest when they sell a certain number of magazines.

It was a productive year, said Cathay Wagantall, MP for Yorkton-Melville.

The year of 2018 was a year of change for Saskatchewan, but not one of dramatic upheaval. Yorkton MLA Greg Ottenbreit looked back on 2018 recently with Yorkton This Week .

When Yorkton Mayor Bob Maloney looks back on 2018 the highlight is easy, the start on repaving Broadway Street. “When I talk to people I’ve gotten the most kudos on the Broadway repaving,” he said.

Four families in Yorkton will have a brighter Christmas morning thanks to a donation from Western Financial Group.

Every year, every school creates a yearbook, a way for students to remember friends, good times and important events of their high school experience.

Each year Yorkton This Week looks back on what have been the top-10 stories relating to our community in the past year. The countdown begins here are we take a look at stories 10-to-six. 10 - Co-op Mergers In the Dec.

Changes are coming to how the City of Yorkton handles its recycling. After the recycling survey, which collected over 1,000 responses from city residents, the city has decided to make some adjustments to the recycling program for the new year.

At approximately 1:50 a.m. on Dec. 25th, Melville RCMP responded to a head-on collision approximately 16 kilometres west of Melville on Highway #10.

Mrs. Claus, aka Charlotte Ross-Koteck of the Yorkton SaskTel Pioneers presented St. Mary’s School principal Greg Stuartz a donation of $500 to go towards their daily breakfast and lunch meal program.