Local Arts

With the support of the Canadian First World War Internment Recognition Fund and SaskLotteries, the Ukrainian Canadian Congress of Saskatchewan, the Saskatchewan German Council, and the Prairie Centre for the Study of Ukrainian Heritage have partnere

Marilyn Stearns held up a copy of “Jeremiah Learns to Read.” The children’s picture book details how an older man finally masters the art of reading.

“Growing Fruit in Northern Gardens” by Sara Williams and Bob Bors Published by Coteau Books Review by Shelley A. Leedahl $39.

When her name was called out, Janet Bannister leapt to the stage, shaking hands with the event organizers. She pulled the microphone away from the podium and cleared her throat.

St. Michael's students ran, jumped, and leaped across the field at Yorkton Regional High School last Tuesday. St. Michael's held a track meet for its students on May 8. Young athletes competed in races, high jumps, and long jumps.

Drivers will need to follow detours or devise new routes to the east side of Yorkton for the next two months. Construction began at the intersection of Broadway Street and Highway #9 on May 7.

Mother’s day is a time when we celebrate the mothers in our lives. The Chicken Soup for the Soul book My Amazing Mom compiles 101 stories about mothers and what they do for their families.

More than a bunch of animals, Pigs is Canada’s most authentic Pink Floyd Tribute Act.

Scott Woods is bringing his unique brand of storytelling, humour, and fiddlework back to Yorkton this month. Woods, the celebrated fiddler, is returning to Yorkton on May 15 at St. Andrew’s United Church as part of his Fiddling Up a Storm tour.

A University of Regina study has rated the City of Yorkton’s Official Community Plan as the most ‘Active –Living Friendly’ in the province.