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Pilot project brings stroke treatment close to home

Pilot project brings stroke treatment close to home

The Sunrise Health Region showed off some of the results of its Integrated Stroke Strategy pilot project with a tour of its Stroke Rehabilitation Unit in Yorkton on Monday.
Reunion for family well attended

Reunion for family well attended

Helen and Charlie Johnson from Manitou Beach near Watrous were drop-in coffee guests with Audrey and Peter Nielsen one afternoon last week on their way back from visiting out East.
Award winner new release better than ever

Award winner new release better than ever

BLUE BONESKim BeggsBlack Hen Music8.5-out-of-10 I became something of a fan of Yukon-based performer Kim Beggs after reviewing Wanderer's Paean back in October 2007.

New agreement for Aboriginal jobs

A new agreement under the Aboriginal Skills and Employment Partnership (ASEP) program is set to create 104 long-term, sustainable employment opportunities in Saskatchewan and Alberta's agriculture industry.
Terry Fox Run successful in city

Terry Fox Run successful in city

With 131 participants and raising just under $5000, the 30th Terry Fox Run held in Yorkton on Sunday, September 19 was a success.
Federal tax credits wrongly dispersed

Federal tax credits wrongly dispersed

A Treasury Department inspector general reported in June that, out of 2.

If All Else Fails be at The Spot

All Else Fails is playing a pair of shows in Yorkton at The Spot. Tonight (Sept. 22) they do an 'all ages shows', and go with an '18-plus show' tomorrow (Sept. 23). The band, out of St. Albert, AB.

No updates in river search

As of Tuesday morning, RCMP have not been successful in locating a man reported to have fallen into the Whitesand River on September 14. Canora RCMP were called to the Canora Dam east of town over the noon hour last Tuesday.

Paper currency changing

Can you imagine using the queen of hearts or the ace of spades to pay for your groceries? That's exactly what might have happened in the late 17th century. Coin shortages in colonial times forced authorities to get creative.
Drug searches held in Preeceville

Drug searches held in Preeceville

On September 11, 2010 at approximately 6:30 pm, members from the Canora and Sturgis RCMP detachments executed two search warrants in the town of Preeceville. One warrant was executed on 3rd street SE and the other was executed on 1st Avenue NE.
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