Local Arts

In 1870, when the Dominion of Canada came into possession of the lands that had been chartered to the Hudson Bay Company, it inherited control of the vast territory which comprised all of what is Western Canada today, except for British Columbia and

The bail hearing in the Desiree Musqua case has been delayed until Musqua finds a new lawyer. The hearing was scheduled for August 23 at the Yorkton Pronvincial Court.

Mature drivers will have a chance to brush up on their road knowledge with a refresher course this September. The Saskatchewan Safety Council (SSC) is offering a free course for drivers 55 years or older.

The Yorkton Chamber of Commerce is encouraging local business owners to contact their members of parliament about proposed federal tax changes.

Toby Desnomie sits in the middle of a circle surrounded by people. They’re situated outside the Kahkewistahaw gas station. Alvin Sengret kneels in front of Desnomie, leading the group in prayers for health and safety.

Do you recall when The Da Vinci Code was released in 2003 by author Dan Brown, and it was a bestseller? That success led to a big box office hit in 2006 by the same name from producer Ron Howard and starring Tom Hanks.

The annual Yorkton Annual Flower & Vegetable Display Show was held at St. Gerard’s Parish Hall in the city last Tuesday. The show is not a judged show, so there are no winners or prizes awarded.

Shahla and Peter Nygaard spent a decade on the road, a road which took them literally around the world.

The Yorkton Film Festival has received its annual funding through Saskatchewan Arts Board. The local Festival was awarded a $52,775 SaskFestivals Multi-Year grant to support programming and operations for 2017-2018.

The extremely popular beach wheelchair program in Saskatchewan’s provincial parks that was launched earlier this year has been expanded.