Local Arts

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.

Turtles are fascinating creatures. Or, at least that is the view of Kelsey Marchand with the University of Regina who has spent the last couple of years studying them in the urban environment of Regina.

From Saskatchewan Wheat Pool records: 1. Driveway & receiving area 2. Elevating leg 3. Telescoping head 4. Distributor 5. Overhead shipping scale 6. Boxcar surge bin 7. Hopper car surge bin 8. Boxcar loading spout 9. Hopper car loading spout 10.

Last week the focus was on a pair of game designers with interesting pedigrees. Croatian mathematics professor and draughts master, the late Ljuban Dedić, who created Croda, and former chess champion Emanuel Lasker who created Lasca (Laska).

Habitat for Humanity is embarking on its seventh build in Yorkton, this time through a unique partnership with the Ministry of Justice.

Yorkton Council has declared April 24 -30 as Rail Safety Week in the city following a presentation at its regular meeting Monday.

Charges included hunting with spotlight, too close to a residence and without permission