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When it comes to back health, you become the mechanic who knows your body the best. Armed with knowledge and the proper tools, you can ensure your back and spine stay healthy for many years to come.

It’s hard to really tell when the fundraising starts and when it stops, but it is safe to say the bulk of the Brayden Ottenbreit’s Close Cuts for Cancer 2016 campaign is in the bank.

This photo taken at Québec City in 1864 shows government delegates at the second Canadian conference on the subject of Confederation — the uniting of the British North American colonies. The first meeting had been in Charlottetown, P.E.I.

Yorkton Regional High School continued to punch above its weight in national robotics competition this month in Moncton, New Brunswick.

If you have been out to just about any event in Yorkton in the past month-and-a-half there’s a pretty good chance you’ve seen a girl wearing a tiara and a sash. Kirsten MacDonald earned the title of Miss Teenage Saskatchewan April.

Springside did not let a little sporadic rain dampen its Family Day June 25. Activities included pickup softball, a barbecue, musical entertainment, bouncy castles and more.

There was an old fashioned country fair atmosphere at the Yorkton and District Nursing Home last week, including vintage cars. live entertainment and pony rides for young visitors.

Access to physician services continues to improve for people all across Saskatchewan.

Residents of Preeceville and area will soon benefit from additional physician services in the community. A newly recruited physician will move to Preeceville to join the primary health care team on October 1, 2016.

In February 2015, the Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada officially opened Dream Land, “A Family Play Place” in Yorkton on Myrtle Avenue. On Friday, it wrapped up its third session with a barbecue, bouncy castles and plenty of family activities.