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Yorkton Air Cadets enjoyed Saturday, November 15 by taking to the sky in a helicopter. This event was fund-raised by the local squadron, and is part of a monthly plan to further cadet education with experience.

A Yorkton obstetrician has been suspended for two weeks and reprimanded by the Saskatchewan College of Physicians and Surgeons. A document issued by the college in July charged Dr.

How recycling is both handled and funded in Saskatchewan will both be changing.

Canada's longest running country music festival is pleased to announce that Miranda Lambert has been confirmed to perform at Dauphin's Countryfest 2015.

Yorkton citizens readied themselves to support the war effort, and braced themselves for the harsh realities of the death of many of their young men.

This year, check over your shopping list and make sure it includes active toys to keep kids moving! To make it easy, the 2014 Saskatchewan in motion Active Toy Guide has arrived with lots of great gift ideas to help kids of all ages burn off steam, f

Twenty months after he was arrested in March 2013, Jeremy Machushek has been acquitted of cocaine trafficking and possession of the proceeds of crime charges.

Construction of a Water Trunk Main within York Colony will move ahead after Yorkton Council approved a tender for the work at its regular meeting Monday.

More than 2,100 high school students from the Parkland region attended Career Explorations 2014 at the Nexera Flexihall in Yorkton Thursday.

Tuesday, Nov. 11th marked the 100th anniversary of the end of World War One. Numerous residents young and old gathered in the Nexera Flexihall of the Gallagher Centre to take part in the Remembrance Day program.