Local Arts

Each month a male and a female student is selected as the SHHS Saint of the Month. Saint of the Month students are nominated by staff and students of SHHS.

The laughs were flowing as freely as the beer at Joe Beeverz on February 24, as three comedians took to the stage to entertain a sold-out house.

According to Statistics Canada numbers released today, Saskatchewan workers enjoyed the highest month-over-month percentage growth in average weekly earnings among the provinces in December 2016, up 2.

Milder winter weather will impact truck haul weights on some Saskatchewan highways, beginning this week. The increased winter weights will be removed in southwest Saskatchewan beginning at 12:01 a.m. on Friday, February 24.

It has been noted by a number of sources that the last couple of decades have been a ‘Renai-ssance’ of sorts in terms of board games.

A Paint Nite afternoon was held recently at Yorkton Joe Beeverz Bar and Grill . “Paint Nite events are a social night out where people can enjoy a beverage and feed their creative side,” said local spokesperson Donna Hislop.

There are homeless people in Yorkton. They can be found couch surfing or spending the night in the area around an ATM at a bank.

“It’s a rock show for kids. The Bubble Guppies are going to rock out, someone goes missing, and they have to find out where this person went.

Henri Rudolph Roosmale Nepvue and Katherina Reaman met in the new Yorkton/York Colony.

Saskatchewan’s newest microbrewery is Back Forty Brewery, and its located right here in Yorkton. Co-owner, and assistant brewmaster, Corey Geddes said the brewery came together rather quickly after having the initial idea.