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The Board of Directors of the Yorkton Chamber of Commerce recently sent a letter to the Federal Minister of Agriculture & Agri-Food, Honourable Marie-Claude Bibeau to exempt prairie farmers from paying a carbon tax on the fuel used by grain dryers to

RCMP have received a telephone fraud complaint regarding a subject stating that he was a representative of the Justice Department of the RCMP.

The Dance Innovations Performance Troupe was proud to make a non perishable and monetary donation to SIGN. Items were collected at last weekends Festive Finds Tradeshow which included 46 unique vendors, organized by the parents of the dancers.

A warehouse located on Smith St. is in the process of being torn down. That warehouse was most recently in the news in June 2018, when it caught fire .

The Yorkton Business Improvement District is gaining new leadership. Starting in 2020, Donna Brothwell will be taking the reigns as executive director from Phil de Vos, who is retiring from the role.

Juanita Polegi, Executive Director of the Yorkton Chamber of Commerce is pleased to announce the results of the recent election for 8 positions on the Chamber’s Board of Directors.

The competitive team of Skate Yorkton had a good showing at the recent 2020 Skate Canada Saskatchewan Sectionals. The team was led by a strong showing by 14-year-old Sydney Kotzer.

Overnight from Wednesday, November 20 to the am of Thursday, November 21, a number of vehicles were riffled through in the Silver Heights and Good Spirit Crescent area.

What are the rights of a child? On the International Day of the Child, grade 5 students from across Yorkton came to SIGN on Broadway to learn about their rights, with different organizations teaching the kids in a fun, interactive way.

UPDATE: Dakota Davies has been located safe and sound. The Yorkton RCMP would like to thank the Public as well as all involved emergency services partners for their assistance in the investigation to ensure she was located quickly.