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City and Terriers sign lease

The City of Yorkton has entered into an agreement with the Yorkton Terriers Booster Club to help with a major fundraising effort for the junior hockey team.

Senior hall needs upgrades

Yorkton Council heard Monday the New Horizons Senior Citizens of Yorkton is fundraising to upgrade its hall. In the late sixties SIGN assisted in the formation of a group for seniors and it has evolved to New Horizons.

Donation made to McDonald House

Morris Industries Ltd., a Saskatchewan founded and based business since 1929, has responded to the needs of families with sick children in Saskatchewan. Morris has made a $150,000 donation to the Ronald McDonald House Saskatchewan Capital Fund.
Health program promotes lifestyle changes

Health program promotes lifestyle changes

There are 29 healthier people in Yorkton this week. On April 3, the group of 25 women and four men graduated from the 2013 Complete Health Improvement Program (CHIP). CHIP is a community health initiative designed by Dr.

Safety tips for the spring season

Manitoba and Saskatchewan are on high alert for increased spring flooding potential on the Red, Souris, Pembina, Assiniboine, Saskatchewan and Qu'Appelle rivers, and in the Interlake.
Ballads true country sound

Ballads true country sound

Cold Beans and Broken Eggs Sean Burns 8-out-of-10 Oshawa, Ontario's Sean Burns is a road worn Country Folk musician with a certain brand and a knack for writing timeless lyrics.

Clean Up Week set for May 6-11

Spring Clean Up Week has been designated by Yorkton Council for the week of May 6-11.

Invermay home gets funding

The Invermay Health Centre will undergo repairs to address structural issues identified in January by staff at the facility. The province has committed $2.8 million to address the problems at the Invermay facility.

Highway work across province

Preparations are underway for the upcoming highway construction season with the release of 53 new highway and bridge construction projects worth an estimated $131 million.

Lower cost drugs

Starting April 1, Saskatchewan people will be able to benefit from lower prices on six commonly used generic drugs.
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