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Morning event adds some humor to life in small town Saskatchewan.

Yorkton Mayor Aaron Kienle told Yorkton This Week the increase is of course good news from a city perspective.

The program, rooted in dryland and agility training, focuses on foundational movements like squats and planks while incorporating high-intensity stations and cardio drills.

Support from local businesses, volunteers and contributions from the governments of Canada and Sask made home a reality.

This funding will further advance the completion of the Interpretive Station at the Mill, an essential addition to Saskatchewan’s only remaining brick flour mill and a vital part of Yorkton’s historical landscape.

Ferguson dedicated a quarter of a century to local firefighting team.

Rec Plex hopes to make the cut in yearly web competition.

This project will be funded from the 2025 Capital Budget as approved.

Each caucus will elect a chair, which becomes the representative on the SUMA Board of Directors.

The Board of Governors represents the organization's 12 regions and is ratified by the Provincial Métis Council.