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Local June storm analyzed

As part of a drainage study being carried out by Associated Engineering, this June's storm event was analyzed. The Report was circulated to Yorkton Council at its regular meeting Monday.

Judge suspends theft sentence

A 23-year-old Yorkton cashier has received a suspended sentence for stealing almost $3,000 from her employer. Neha Shah pleaded guilty to two counts of theft from Walmart in Yorkton Provincial Court on September 8.
Quilting elevated to fine art

Quilting elevated to fine art

A new exhibit at the pARTners Gallery in the Yorkton Public Library is a great demonstration of craft taken to a new level. The quilts will be on display until the end of September.

School safety

With kids now back to school around the province, September's traffic safety spotlight is highlighting school zone safety in Saskatchewan.
Council approves 6% tax hike

Council approves 6% tax hike

The City of Yorkton's Operating and Capital Budgets were both passed at the regular meeting of Yorkton Council Monday. The budgets were both initially discussed earlier this year, and were again reviewed in a Committee of the Whole meeting Monday.

Drainage plan for west side

The Yorkton West Drainage City Wide Stormwater Model Report was presented to the regular meeting of Council Monday. The Model created through work by Engineering Services would come with a major price tag if fully implemented.

Province's unemployment low

Saskatchewan's unemployment rate has been the lowest in Canada for 20 consecutive months. According to new labour force data released today for August 2014, the unemployment rate was 4.2 per cent (seasonally adjusted).
Literacy tops back-to-school agenda

Literacy tops back-to-school agenda

As classes get under way this week, both the public and separate school boards have their priority in sharp focus. "For us, it's still the focus on literacy," said Dwayne Reeve, director of education for Good Spirit School Division (GSSD).
St. Paul's School student awards

St. Paul's School student awards

Congratulations to St. Paul's Students on a successful year. Our Year-end Mass and Academic Awards were held on Tuesday, June 24th. Our many thanks to Father Francis, of St. Gerard's Church for leading us in prayer.
Terrorist trappings

Terrorist trappings

Modern Warfare The leader of the devout Sunni jihadist group Islamic State, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, making a rare, solemn appearance in July, wore a flashy silver wristwatch that various video analysts described as either a Rolex or an Omega Seafarer o
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