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Saskatchewan Deaf and Hard of Hearing Services (SDHHS) will receive $385,088 in funding from the Government of Saskatchewan to deliver its Vocational Counselling, Disabilities & Employment Supports program.

From the four corners of the land come four pretenders to the throne, each claiming to be the rightful heir. As the four would-be Kings march towards the capitol, they gather their armies, preparing for battle. One comes for Glory.

Lorne Klein, PAg Regional Forage Specialist, Weyburn Saskatchewan Ministry of Agriculture When seeding perennial forages, there is a common understanding that 10 lbs/ac is the standard correct seeding rate. Not necessarily.

They are simply “’spas’ designed to attract teenagers,” according to one university official — plush, state-of-the-art “training” complexes built by universities in the richest athletic conferences to entice elite 17-year-old athletes to come play fo

This article has been updated to reflect the accused's actual age. A 72-year-old former Yorkton Obstetrician-Gynecologist has been charged with six counts of sexual assault dating to 2001. At a press conference February 18, Staff Sgt.

Two youths and two adults have been arrested in relation to an attempted armed robbery at the Saltcoats Cornerstone Credit Union in early January.

“We are in the process of putting together a package to win us the 2018 Royal Bank Cup.” — Terrier Club President, Dave Baron This year’s Yorkton Terriers Sportsmen’s Dinner came with a rather big announcement for both the team and the city.

A fire in a Sacred Heart High School workshop Friday forced the school to briefly evacuate students and staff.

Dennis Polonich, a former National Hockey League player, and former general manager and head coach of the Yorkton Terriers was back in the city Saturday at the team’s annual Sportsmen’s Dinner as the keynote speaker.

The Yorkton Enterprise was founded in 1896, 120 years ago this year. The 1955 photo features Editor Ken Mayhew, Premier Tommy Douglas, and Publisher Sam Wynn in front of the new Yorkton Enterprise press.