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Labatt acquitted on sex and child porn charges

Labatt acquitted on sex and child porn charges

A Yorkton Provincial Court judge has found a 25-year-old man not guilty of invitation to sexual touching and possession of child pornography originating out of Kamsack.

History Corner - Tribute to early village builders

Villages were built mostly along the railway lines that came to the North West Territories, the first being the main line of the Canadian Pacific Railway that entered what is now south eastern Saskatchewan (Whitewood, Broadview, etc) in 1882.
Ducks get new homes thanks to Boy Scouts

Ducks get new homes thanks to Boy Scouts

Boy scouts from Yorkton and Melville had the chance to learn a bit about nature and help out some ducks in the process. The group built and installed nests for mallard ducks at the Ravine Ecological Preserve.
Construction project educates youth

Construction project educates youth

The house might be tiny, but the work behind it is going to make an impact in the lives of thirteen young people. Your Choice Homes Inc.

Monday Warrants

Arrest warrants were issued for the following people at Yorkton Provincial Court March 27, 2017: Alfred David Kaysaywaysemat Anyone with information can call Yorkton RCMP at 306-786-2400, Yorkton Provincial Court at 306-786-1400 or their local police
Trades and Tech Centre hit by budget cuts

Trades and Tech Centre hit by budget cuts

Post-secondary education was also on the long list of losers in last week’s provincial budget.
Fewer dollars flowing into Yorkton schools

Fewer dollars flowing into Yorkton schools

Yorkton’s school divisions will see significantly less money thanks to the 2017/2018 provincial budget. The Good Spirit School Division will see a funding decrease of 3.15 per cent, or $2,275,872, for a total budget of $69,966,168.
Cautious optimism locally on federal budget

Cautious optimism locally on federal budget

While Yorkton was grappling with a provincial budget that will strip $2.3 million from the city’s bottom line, the federal budget released the same day, March 22, has kind of slipped under the radar locally.
Chamber of Commerce reacts to budget

Chamber of Commerce reacts to budget

Yorkton Chamber of Commerce President Brent Murdock does not believe that the provincial budget is the worst one that Saskatchewan has seen, but the business community in the city will see a negative impact thanks to the changes made.
Regional library left scrambling after budget

Regional library left scrambling after budget

Public library funding took a major hit in the recent provincial budget. Through the budget it was reported seven of eight regional library systems will have a reduction of $3.5 million (58 per cent) to $2.
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