Local Arts

Deep in the Flexihall, past the rows of snacks, toys, and shower screens, nestled between plasma televisions and lawn mowers, there is a green garden. There are flowers arranged in neat circles. Different coloured rocks fill clear jars.

Between all the icy roads, snow piles, and below-zero temperatures, it’s easy to think winter will never end. But, believe it or not, spring is right around the corner.

The Financial and Consumer Affairs Authority (FCAA) wants to remind people that not all pension plans are the same and some have a lump sum payment upon retirement, while others provide a monthly pension cheque for life.

International Women’s Day is about supporting women from all backgrounds, and an event in Yorkton was focused on women from around the world who want to make Canada their home.

Starting on Monday, April 9, campers can begin reserving sites in their favourite Saskatchewan provincial parks for the 2018 season.

Health officials are reminding residents about the risk of hantavirus this spring in areas potentially infested by rodents.

A library is a place to learn and do things, and throughout the Parkland Library region that can mean playing with tiny robots, making things out of Lego, and accessing a 3D printer.

The Progressive Conservative Party of Saskatchewan is formally announcing they will be hosting a leadership convention on Saturday, Nov. 3, 2018, in Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan.

The Flexihall was bursting at the seams over the weekend as hundreds of people flocked to the Gallagher Centre. The Yorkton Spring Expo was held in the building from Apr. 6-8.

Roosters, rabbits, alpacas, and other animals found new homes on Apr. 8. The Spring Exotic Animal Sale was held in the Agripavilion last Sunday. Attendees bid on the best farmyard creatures. The auction was held in conjunction with the Spring Expo.