Local Arts

Two teenagers have pleaded guilty to the second degree murder of Lawrence Skoretz.

A Court of Queen’s Bench decision on a local lawsuit could have far-reaching implications for public education in Saskatchewan, and possibly across the country.

Yorkton Council has passed its 2017 budget, and taxpayers will see a major hike, most of it the result of measures taken in the recent provincial budget.

A Key First Nation band councillor is headed for jail for trafficking prescription drugs.

A former Yorkton RCMP jail guard has been sentenced to 36 months in prison for trafficking drugs and breach of trust.

The photo features Henri Rudolph Roosmale Nepveu — the man standing beside the horse, on his horse ranch near Yorkton in 1889.

The 150th anniversary of Canada is a time to reflect on the country’s history, but it’s also a time to look forward into the next 150 years.

Chicago is known for its great fire of 1871, but lesser known, is the great Toronto fire of 1904. Perhaps it is because Toronto’s conflagration did not have a fanciful legend of how it got started like Chicago’s Mrs. O’Leary’s cow.

Family marks anniversary with prayer vigil

For as long as anyone familiar with the Yorkton Farmer’s Market can remember, Lorraine Sully has been a fixture. Before she became the market’s manager, Sully was a vendor. Her husband ran a commercial egg operation just south of the city.