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Yorkton businesses get ABEX nods

Yorkton businesses get ABEX nods

Yorkton will be well represented at this year’s ABEX Awards. Representing the best in Saskatchewan business, the awards recognize achievement in Saskatchewan businesses in a wide range of categories.

Clarification

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In Focus - Cas & Dylan blemished but worthwhile

In Focus - Cas & Dylan blemished but worthwhile

Technically, Cas & Dylan was never really a Yorkton Film Festival film, although the festival did host a screening in April to celebrate National Canadian Film day in April.
June manufacturing sales rank Saskatchewan first among provinces

June manufacturing sales rank Saskatchewan first among provinces

Manufacturing sales saw a strong increase in activity to begin the summer, with Saskatchewan ranking first among the provinces in terms of month-to-month percentage change.
Whooping Cough cases in Sunrise Health Region

Whooping Cough cases in Sunrise Health Region

Cases of pertussis have been recently diagnosed in the southern area of Sunrise Health Region. Pertussis is a serious bacterial infection of the respiratory (breathing) system.

Chess not an Oympic sport - ever

The Summer Olympics have of course taken centre stage the last couple of weeks. So for something a little different, I have to comment a little on the potential of board games to be medal sports one day.
A first of its kind exercise for Yorkton

A first of its kind exercise for Yorkton

Two local rescue organizations conducted a first of its kind event August 16. The urban rescue training exercise was a collaboration of Parkland Search and Rescue (PSAR) and St. John Ambulance Medical First Responder Team.
Teachers doing good summer work

Teachers doing good summer work

Three teachers at Yorkdale Central School had an idea they wanted to organize a new group dedicated to helping. So several months ago Christa Schmelinsky, Karen Ward and Elora Wiest created ‘Yorkton Teachers Give Back’.
History Corner - The lobby of The Balmoral Hotel

History Corner - The lobby of The Balmoral Hotel

This postcard was sent around 1914 by C.Davies to a Miss M. Bunis C/O Mrs. William Davies of Beaverdale, Saskatchewan. The sender talks about the curling bonspiel and how busy it is at the hotel.
Melville man accused of arson spree

Melville man accused of arson spree

A Yorkton judge has refused bail to a Melville man accused of numerous arson and firearms related charges.
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