Local Arts

It will be Red Hat Society Week in Yorkton May 1 to 6. The request for the designation was made in a presentation to the regular meeting of Yorkton Council Monday.

Curling Club hosts its seventh annual Springzaganza

It is one of Canada’s best-known literary works. It inspired one of the most enduring symbols of remembrance in the world. It is still memorized by school children and recited on November 11 across the country and around the world.

A Yorkton man accused of dangerous driving causing death has pleaded not guilty and chose to be tried at Court of Queen’s Bench by judge and jury.

It is safe to say that without their employees, Yorkton businesses would be unable to do anything at all. As a result, it’s important to recognize and encourage the many employees that keep those businesses in business.

The Ministry of Parks, Culture and Sport will be launching its provincial park campsite reservation system for the 2017 summer season on Tuesday, April 4.

It’s appropriate that, at the country’s 150th anniversary, the Stars for Saskatchewan season ends with a play celebrating history.

Snakes elicit emotion in people, most reacting negatively. “Why is it that we fear these snakes?” questioned Ray Poulin with the Royal Saskatchewan Museum in Regina.

Dolls evoke emotions for many, and it is those emotions which photographer Vera Saltzman has tried to capture in her exhibition ‘Winnie and Sue’.

A broadly integrated approach is required if we are to conserve threatened ecosystem such as prairie grasslands.