Local Arts

Christmas often brings out the best in people. We open our hearts. We look for opportunities to give. But what is really amazing is the number of people who keep this Christmastime spirit alive the entire year.

A Yorkton judge has excluded evidence in a drug trafficking case based on a Charter violation and acquitted the 28-year-old suspect on all charges. At a hearing December 20, Judge Ross Green recapped the evidence against Dustin Kennedy.

The RCMP has charged a Yorkton man and woman with cocaine trafficking after executing a search warrant on a residence in the city. Christopher Sharpe (32) is charged with one count each trafficking and possession for the purpose of trafficking.

Clients at Safe Haven will be enjoying some wild meat meals over the holidays thanks to a donation made to the local women’s shelter by the Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations (FSIN).

Technology is changing so fast it sometimes has transitory effects on other activities, including the Yorkton Film Festival. In 2012, the Festival launched a short-lived category called Digital Media.

Welcome back to part two of games which would make worthy gifts this holiday season. If you have that certain someone who likes the challenge of thinking their way to a victory, then Hive is ideal.

Genomics is fuelling innovations across many sectors of importance to Canadians.

It was a dramatic weekend for Free My Muse Theatre Company.

Joy Smith wants to end human trafficking. That was her goal before she entered politics, her mission through her political career and her focus after her retirement from parliament. To her, the most effective way to do this is through education.

A “Roundhouse” of long ago was a locomotive maintenance shed built around a turntable. Old time steam locomotives were smaller, slower than today’s diesel locomotives, therefore needing to operate over shorter distances, and requiring more servicing.