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Whooping cough

Saskatchewan is experiencing an increase in the number of cases of whooping cough. During the last 3 years, there have been 5 deaths due to whooping cough in infants less than one year of age.

Relief help needs aid

The Salvation Army has lost a place to hold services as a result of the flooding which hit Yorkton July 1, but the focus is on helping others before the church.

Condo conversion approved

Stephen Onda of Sundog Developments appeared before the regular meeting of Council Monday to request permission to convert 14 Allan Bay in the city to condominiums.

Many seek flood aid in city

Twelve days after heavy rains flooded homes and business in Yorkton the city remains under a State-of-Emergency. Yorkton Mayor James Wilson said the water has subsided but there are still concerns to be dealt with.

Park awareness week underway

This year, Parks Week, which has been celebrated for 27 years, runs from July 11-17, 2010. Parks Week helps raise awareness of park programs, facilities and the province's natural, cultural and historic resources.
Police seek help in finding man

Police seek help in finding man

The Saskatoon Police Service, Major Crime Unit is requesting the public's assistance in locating a 39-year-old male.

PM tours flood scene from air

The Yorkton area received a rare visit from Prime Minister Stephen Harper last week in the wake of severe summer flooding.

Don't drink and drive

MADD Canada is encouraging everyone to protect themselves and each other from impaired driving this summer.

Potash exploration in area

BHP Billiton is one of the largest mining companies in the world, and it is undertaking initial exploration for a potential potash mine south of Yorkton.

Watch out for stress signs

Sunrise Health Region wishes to remind residents of the warning signs of stress and that the health region has resources to assist when stress threatens your health.