Local News

Rosluk is fresh leadership for Yorkton City Council Yorkton City Council candidate Jordan Rosluk is pleased to announce his intentions to run in the upcoming civic elections on October 26, 2016.

A local volunteer has thrown his hat into the ring for city council. Darcy Zaharia has announced his intention to run for a council seat.

Yorkton is down one deputy fire chief, but will not be filling the vacancy, at least not immediately.

With nearly a decade’s experience on Yorkton Council, James Wilson has announced he will seek another four-year term this October.

Yorkton Councillor Randy Goulden sits on the Board of the Federation of Canadian Municipalities (FCM).

Although the junior football season at the Kamsack Comprehensive Institute has begun with a team of students from grades 7 to 9, students in grades 5 and 6 are also involved in the program because they will be forming a team in the spring with Grade

A former main street restaurant is being converted into a studio to accommodate dance instruction and a women’s fitness program.

Two teachers and one educational assistant new to the Kamsack Comprehensive Institute joined the staff at the school at the beginning of the 2016-17 term.

One person has been hired to join the teaching staff at the Victoria School in Kamsack. Heather Netzel is working with the Pre-Kindergarten students.

The Kamsack air cadet squadron, which will celebrate its 60 th anniversary in January, is eagerly seeking persons to fill the roles of officers, instructors and other volunteers.