Local Arts

Blain Gaudet, one of three people accused in multiple thefts throughout the region, has plead guilty to ten charges.

Yorkton Council approved a tender at its regular meeting Monday which sets in motion a two-year project to resurface Broadway Street.

It’s easy to read about history, but sometimes the impact doesn’t quite translate through words alone. If there is a way to experience history, it might give greater weight to the events that occur.

The Yorkton Music Festival 2018 Competition ended on a high note on Mar. 25. The month-long celebration of music concluded with the Hi-Lights concert at St. Andrew’s United Church.

Reconciliation in Action was the Saskatchewan Association of Social Workers’ (SASW) effort to promote reconciliation in the region.

Provincial Secretary Nadine Wilson has received the Advisory Committee on Francophone Affairs’ latest report on the implementation of the Government of Saskatchewan’s French-Language Services Policy.

The International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination was on March 21, and one of the events in the region to celebrate and help the community deal with racism on our own doorstep was a screening of the film “Cognitive Justice,” produced

The props have been put away. The sets have been struck. The curtains have been drawn. Another dramafest has come to a close. The Region Four Drama Festival was held in Yorkton Mar. 22-24.

While Elvis Presley, Roy Orbison, and Patsy Cline are no longer with us, their music remains immortal, emanating from stereos across the nation to this day. On Apr.

The Yorkton Film Festival is proud to announce the nominees for 2018 Golden Sheaf Awards in our main and accompanying categories.