Local Arts

For a seventh year, St. Paul’s School is promoting family literacy with a week of fun based on the One School, One Book program.

Two Yorkton men have pleaded guilty to marijuana trafficking charges and have received sentences in provincial court.

The Yorkton Film Festival is hitting the road. In November 2015, the festival began screening films from its catalogue under the theme Voices of Courage: Stories from the World Wars in Yorkton, Melville and Saskatoon.

Cornerstone Credit Union is in the business of helping people every day and in ways beyond providing financial services. Cornerstone Credit Union kicked off the New Year by making a difference in the lives of others in Saskatchewan.

Co-op will improve even more places people meet, play, learn and share by giving up to $1.5 million to local organizations, up from $1 million last year.

Most people have the perception that investing is complicated. Making decisions about suitable investments, anticipating whether the markets are headed north or south, and then timing the sale to reap a profit can be overwhelming.

Despite tougher new laws for impaired driving, Saskatchewan is still wracking up more than its fair share of charges. SGI’s December traffic blitz targeted drunk drivers.

The Yorkton Chamber of Commerce elected its 2016 President at the January Board of Directors meeting held this morning. The Chamber’s Board of Directors is comprised of 16 elected members, who in turn, elect the Executive.

In the world of business, a diploma is in demand. That’s why Parkland College is rolling out a new and improved Business program for 2016-17.

Yorkton Tourism was again before Council at its regular meeting Monday to provide a brief look at the group’s efforts in 2015. “As a four season destination we are involved in a range of activities aimed at growing the industry.