Local Arts

Eat less, exercise more. This is a very common axiom, often offered by doctors, trainers and helpful friends to try to help struggling overweight people. I’ve even said it myself many times.

The number of Grade 3 students reading at grade level continues to rise. According thanks to the Saskatchewan government collaborative work between the education sector and the Ministry of Education is responsible for the improvement.

At the October 26, 2016 meeting of the Sunrise Regional Health Authority, chairperson Don Rae reported that Greg Ottenbreit, minister of rural and remote health, made time on October 21 for an informal discussion with the board.

Twelve students from eight First Nations across east-central Saskatchewan are ready to join the job market after a training course at Pasqua First Nation. Parkland College recently wrapped up a seven-week Heavy Equipment Operator (HEO) program.

The twelfth annual Kinsmen Comedy Night saw three comedians take the stage, Jordan Welwood, Dean Jenkinson and Johnny “Bagpipes” Johnston. Welwood was the first one to take the stage, and the emcee for the evening.

Gisele Bauche describes art as soul language. Her new show Ebb and Flow of Life, currently at the Godfrey Dean Art Gallery, is an expression of her spirituality through art.

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A group of people unsatisfied with the current political situation in Saskatchewan are gearing up try to challenge the status quo.

A 53-year-old Yorkton man has found out the hard way that new drunk driving laws have some teeth. Brien Frederick Boehm pleaded guilty in Yorkton Provincial Court Monday to driving with a blood alcohol content over .08.

Arrest warrants were issued for the following people at Yorkton Provincial Court november 14, 2016: Kenneth William Henderson Meagan Jasper Crissa Leeale Kisser Christy L McLean Barry Matthew Pelletier Jamie Allen Zajac Anyone with information can ca