Local Arts

Program includes Dr. Brass School locally

Working horses have always held a place of importance on the Canadian Prairies because they were integral to the earliest days of settlement and farming here.

Local students are – well going gaga for Gaga. At least that is the case at both Yorkdale Central and Columbia schools where gaga pits have been installed in the playgrounds.

The Yorkton and District Nursing Home has a series of new murals decorating doors and walls thanks to the efforts of a trio of local artists; Tonia Vermette, Angelina Kardynal and Stephanie Newsham.

Step One of Saskatchewan's Re-Opening Roadmap The commencement of Step One of Saskatchewan's Re-Opening Roadmap is now underway.

Group researches his story

The Yorkton Film Festival handed out its annual awards Thursday with a virtual presentation show.

How does your garden grow? That is the question students at Dr. Brass are learning the answer through as part of the ‘Growing Citizens’ program at Dr. Brass School in the city.

An additional 12,923 doses of COVID-19 vaccine have been given in Saskatchewan, bringing the total number of vaccines administered in the province to 706,548.

Backyard feeding of wild birds has long been an activity embraced by Canadians. In fact, 8.4 million Canadian households (61.5 per cent) buy wild bird feed, according to a new book Backyard Bird Feeding: A Saskatchewan Guide.