Local Arts

In April of this year, Nepal was hit with a 7.8 magnitude earthquake, devastating the tiny country. With more than 9,000 people killed and 23,000 injured, the earthquake was the worst natural disaster to strike Nepal since 1934.

More than $800,000 will be invested to upgrade the wastewater system at Greenwater Lake Provincial Park.

So where did summer go? It’s hard to believe the calendar has already flipped to September, but alas fall is upon us. To mark the new season I’m going to embark on a themed-month of reviews, revolving around the ‘Looney Pyramid’.

As of August 1, St. Mary’s Ukrainian Catholic Church warmly and enthusiastically welcomed the new pastor Father Bohdan (Don) Lukie CSsR back to Yorkton and district. Fr. Bohdan faithfully served here in St.

The latest Advisory Committee on Francophone Affairs’ report to the Government of Saskatchewan has been received by Francophone Affairs Legislative Secretary Wayne Elhard.

A new agreement will see post-secondary students to achieve a Bachelor of Indigenous Education, a four-year program, here in Yorkton.

A Yorkton woman who has been fighting with Canada Post over the location of a new community mailbox has won her battle.

On August 25 at 4:28 p.m., RCMP responded to a single vehicle rollover on the Keeseekoose First Nation. The truck left the road, entered the north ditch and rolled.

The Animal Rescue Team Yorkton Inc. presented a Kids Carnival Sunday at Weinmaster Water Park in Yorkton. The event offered a variety of games and activities for youngsters.

The Government of Saskatchewan has renewed an agreement with the Gabriel Dumont Institute of Native Studies and Applied Research (GDI).