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A significant wind storm on October 17-18 created a variety of challenges for Canora residents and Town of Canora employees. According to Environment Canada, wind gusts in Canora reached as high as 85 km/h.

Ken Thompson, the deputy fire chief for the Kamsack Volunteer Fire Department, was the special guest at a fire prevention assembly at Victoria School on Friday.

During Education Week (October 16 to 20) students and staff at the Preeceville School were acknowledged for all their hard work. This year, the theme of Education Week focused on “Building Our Future by Learning together.

The Yorkton Council took steps at its regular meeting Monday to undertake tax enforcement proceedings against the owners of a number of properties in the city.

The City of Yorkton is moving away from Meritorious Service Awards Policy to a new Citizen Recognition Awards Policy.

Yorkton Council has given first reading to a discretionary use request for a property on Myrtle Avenue.

Yorkton Council was unanimous at its regular meeting Monday in declaring Saskatchewan Multicultural Week for November 18-26.

Yorkton Council found a request to change the zoning of 80 Smith Street West was a bigger decision than expected.

In less than two weeks a new bus service will have begun, transporting passengers from Kamsack and Canora to Yorkton and Regina.

Capacity crowd on hand to honor longtime player, coach