Local Arts

It was a sleepless weekend for a lot of people within administration for the city and on city council as well. We are deeply disappointed, the work should have been completed, with all of the tie-ins, by last Friday.

We drove around and we saw where the canola plants are and how the rail lines come up to the crushing plants and so forth. When you live in a city like I do, you take all of that for granted. You get your bottle of canola oil and you just use it.

A train might be the easiest way to talk about class, which explains why it’s often used as a visual metaphor for the idea so often.

Parkland College awarded 19 Entrance Scholarships with a combined value of approximately $88,800 at a presentation event Thursday in Yorkton.

Saskatchewan’s population hit one more milestone today, reaching an all-time high according to figures issued by Statistics Canada today.

At the core of my interest in board games lies my love of abstract strategy games. That love really started sometime around Grade 7 when I was introduced to chess.

The weather was ideal Saturday for a ‘Fun Day’ held in the community of Bredenbury. The day started out with a pancake breakfast at the local arena, and then continued with a number of events at the community’s revitalized school grounds.

Federal Minister of Agriculture, James Garfield Gardner speaks at the civic dinner held at the Yorkton Hotel on the official opening of the Federal Government Building located at #37, Third Avenue North. (Today’s City Hall.) Mayor C.G.

A Yorkton elementary school is into the final push to reach a goal of having 220 new books donated to its library. St. Alphonsus School was selected to be part of the book retailer Indigo’s 2016 Adopt-A-School program.

Hall and lounge remain open; leadership seeks to revitalize branch