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Lieutenant George Franklin Dracup, 128th Canadian Infantry Battalion gave his life for his country July 28, 1917 and is buried at Bailleul Military Cemetery, Bailleul, France. He died of wounds received in action.

A 26-year-old Yorkton man who embezzled $71,000 from a local community sports organization then paid it back has received an 18-month suspended sentence.

Sacred Heat High School has been honoured nationally for its 2015-2016 yearbook.

Saskatchewan historian Bill Waiser has said researching his latest work was challenging because of all the unconventional sources he had to consult.

The 2016 Farmer Recognition Award was presented Thursday to Gary and Ginette Ostafie and family.

A Yorkton judge has sentenced a teen who caused Yorkton Regional High School into a lockdown situation last June to a six-month deferred sentence followed by 18 months probation.

The Saskatchewan Ministry of Environment and the Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations (FSIN) have jointly endorsed a set of guidelines related to entry onto First Nations reserves.

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The Anne Portnuff Theatre, and the Yorkton Regional High School itself, is celebrating its 50th anniversary in 2017. In those 50 years, countless performers and students have graced the stage.

Approximately two thirds of seniors in Canada over the age of 65 have five or more drug prescriptions. Approximately a quarter have 10 prescriptions or more. Having elderly patients using multiple medications is far from a new phenomenon.