Local Arts

Next year will be the 150th anniversary of our nation, and Saskatchewan Express wants to kick off the celebration. The musical revue has put together Oh! Canada, a tribute to Canada’s rich history in the arts.

Joy Smith has dedicated her life to fighting against human trafficking, whether that meant making tougher laws during her time as an MP, or the reason she will be in Yorkton on December 6, to educate people on how human trafficking works in Canada.

Arrest warrants were issued for the following people at Yorkton Provincial Court on November 29, 2016: Chadwick J.

The Government of Saskatchewan today announced amendments to the province’s Apprenticeship and Trade Certification Regulations, 2003, as part of its commitment to ensuring a quality apprenticeship system in the province, and to reducing inter-provinc

The Government of Saskatchewan is continuing to support anti-bullying initiatives in Saskatchewan.

As part of the Saskatchewan government’s privatization of the provincial retail liquor industry, Yorkton will be getting a new private liquor store.

In the description of photographs in the November 23 edition of Yorkton This Week depicting a plaster painting workshop at Real Deals on Home Decor, we incorrectly identified the instructor.

Illegal medical marijuana dispensaries are not just for big cities anymore. Earlier this month, RCMP made good on a September 2015 Health Canada warning threatening to shut down Martin Medical Services in Whitewood.

A Yorkton teen found out this week that all the warnings about cyber-bullying and criminality are not just idle talk.

Films that have screened at the Yorkton Film Festival have also gone on to win much bigger awards, and in film there are few films bigger than the Oscars.