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The staff at the Yorkton Regional Health Centre have successfully contained the Influenza A outbreaks that were declared on the 1st Floor Medicine and 3rd Floor Inpatient Surgery wings.

Business is booming for hotels across much of Saskatchewan. Most inns are operating at or near capacity thanks to the thriving construction, mining, and tourism industries.

As many students head into the final few months of high school, a popular question being asked is "So what are your plans after high school?" Did you know that a university education will help you earn more money than just having a high school diplom

The head of the Perse School in Cambridge, England, recently instituted a "10-Second Rule" for minor disciplinary infractions: Students could avoid punishment if they quickly produced a clever explanation for their misbehavior.

Imagine if Canada could finally lift more aboriginal people out of poverty without the tired old "spend more money" approach. Imagine if all it took was for you to sign a petition or speak to your Member of Parliament's office.

Constitutional arguments in a McNutt animal cruelty case have been postponed until March 8.

The work done on the Brodie Avenue project will be taken to an international audience. "The Director of Planning & Engineering made a PowerPoint presentation to the Program Committee on Making Cities Livable.

The Angels of Hope and the Guardian Angel Animal Rescues teamed up on Sunday, January 27 by hosting an adoption day for rescued dogs and cats at Yorkton's newest pet store, Pet Valu.

Last year was a good one for Christ the Teacher Catholic Schools (CTTCS) accountants. "We're in a strong cash position," said Wilf Hotsko, the division's secretary treasurer. "Our school division is fiscally healthy.

The Caring Closet's message is simple: you're not alone as a woman overcoming a financial barrier. The charity provides quality dress wear for women who need to look presentable in critical career and life situations.