Local Arts

“Grain Millers let us know in December they would be making a $5,000 donation to the surgical microscope. Their donation brought us close enough that we ordered the microscope.

The Yorkton Chamber of Commerce has selected its new president. Mike Popowich is going to lead the Chamber in 2018. Popowich previously served as vice-president in 2017 and as an events coordinator. Popowich is also the co-owner of TA Foods Inc.

The Saskatchewan Party has chosen its new leader, and the province’s new Premier. After five ballots, Scott Moe took the leadership race with 53.87 per cent of the vote, over Alanna Koch with 46.13 per cent.

It was with great interest I read the suggestion the game of Cartography. It is a contemporary mind game, or abstract strategy game, a fusion of Go and Carcassonne.

The Government of Canada has a duty to inform all Canadians about its programs, services, policies and decisions. Communication is central to the Government of Canada’s work and contributes directly to the Canadian public’s trust in their government.

The overall cost of regulation for Canadian businesses is $36.2 billion, $10 billion of which can be considered unnecessary, redundant or overly burdensome “red tape”.

Fashion is constantly changing, with different trends, different looks and different ideas. So, too, is the Vintage Vault, and the Hot Bohemian Event at the store was a chance to celebrate fashion and celebrate the changes coming to the store.

The Willowbrook Lions Club held its annual Homemade Sausage Contest Saturday.

Karen Renton will be baking up a storm in February, along with several volunteers, as they raise money for our four-legged friends. Paws and Claws Animal Rescue (PCAR) is selling cupcakes to the public on Feb. 26.

When it comes to infant safety having a properly installed child’s car seat is very important.