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Rodeo and Stampede - 1934

Rodeo and Stampede - 1934

Yorkton held its first rodeo in 1934. They contracted with John E. Hartwig of Helena, Montana to take charge of the whole rodeo, paying him $2,500.00, plus 10 percent of the grandstand receipts.

Free access for new citizens

The Ministry of Parks, Culture and Sport is proud to announce that SaskParks, Government House, the Royal Saskatchewan Museum and the T.rex Discovery Centre have joined the Institute for Canadian Citizenship's Cultural Access Pass (CAP) program.
Sewing class helps Alzheimer's patients

Sewing class helps Alzheimer's patients

A unique high school project gave a Grade 9 YRHS sewing class the opportunity to not only learn new skills, but help some elderly patient in the Alzheimer's unit at Yorkton & District Nursing Home.

Booster seats now mandatory

Booster seats will be mandatory for children under age seven, effective June 27.

Traffic law changes take effect

Saskatchewan Government Insurance (SGI) is reminding motorists that new traffic laws take effect in the province on June 27, just in time for the Canada Day long weekend.

Options available to report bullying

Today, Education Minister Don Morgan joined the Minister responsible for SaskTel Kevin Doherty along with students, educators, school division personnel and community members in Saskatoon to launch the anonymous anti-bullying online reporting tool.
Readers must think with new book

Readers must think with new book

It appears to be the summer of the book in Yorkton, with several local authors releasing works.

Health Region remains in the red

The finances of the Sunrise Health Region continue to flow in the red.
2 Person Best Ball Fun Day for Breast Cancer

2 Person Best Ball Fun Day for Breast Cancer

2 Person Best Ball Fun Day for Breast Cancer - Hosted by the Deer Park Ladies Golf Club Sun., July 6, 12:00 p.m., Deer Park Golf Course, Yorkton. Entry fee is a minimum $10 donation to The Cancer Society plus green fees and cost of supper.

Summer Ex ready to go

The arrival of July on the calender means it is Yorkton Exhibition time one again in the city. The annual summer fair started this morning (Wednesday) with the Yorkton Regional 4-H Show, the agricultural highlight of the four day event.
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