Local Arts

A 20-year-old Yorkton woman will spend the next six months under house arrest for her role in the theft of two vintage cars last September. Jessica Kopan pleaded guilty March 4 to one count of break, enter and theft over $5,000.

Yorkton Regional High School had to be evacuated Monday when someone lit a fire in one of the washrooms.

On a recent visit to Canada House in London, England Queen Elizabeth entered a room walking upon a rug based on the art of a former Yorkton resident.

A warm Saturday greeted drivers and viewers attending the 15th Annual Vintage Snowmobile Race held at Saltcoats Regional Park.

Access to physician care continues to improve for residents in communities all across Saskatchewan. A new family physician is now practiing in Kamsack, thanks to the Saskatchewan International Physician Practice Assessment (SIPPA) program. Dr.

The cover of “The Beaver” magazine of August 1922 shows eleven department stores of the Hudson’s Bay Company in Western Canada.

Motorists speeding in designated photo enforcement areas in Saskatchewan started getting tickets on Monday. March 8 marked the end of SGI’s three-month trial period during which drivers breaking the law received only a warning letter.

The City of Yorkton will be submitting a five-yea capital plan to the federal government as part of the Gas Tax Fund requirement.

Yorkton Council unanimously supported the principles and mandate of the Yorkton Age Friendly Initiative at its regular meeting Monday.

Lovers of science fiction will want to be on the watch for ‘Ghosts of Lyarra’ the second title from Yorkton author Damian Shishkin. The book follows the story started in Shishkin’s debut ‘Rise of Aen’ which hit shelves early last year.