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The Yorkton Fire Services held a breakfast this morning to kick off the Santa Claus Parade festivities occuring throughout the day.

Incident on Parker Crescent The Canora and Sturgis RCMP are investigating an incident that occurred in the late evening on October 3. A blue four-door car was seen knocking over garbage cans on Parker Crescent and Alexander Avenue in Canora.

“Remembrance Day is the one time of year we get to remember the sacrifices made for our freedom,” said Jim Woodward, president of the Kamsack Branch of the Royal Canadian Legion, as he delivered a speech to those in attendance.

The Norquay Co-op Home Centre was recently recognized for retail excellence in the Home Improvement industry in Canada.

New report from water scientists

As blue-green algae proliferates around the world, a University of Saskatchewan (USask) researcher cautions that current municipal drinking water monitoring that focuses on a single toxin associated with the cyanobacteria blooms is likely to miss the

A couple who currently resides in Regina has begun selling their own freshly-roasted coffee beans in the area, and someday hope to be able to call this area home.

Together with several relief runners and a dedicated support team of volunteers, Kim Hladun of Canora made the 50-kilometre run from Canora to Yorkton along Hwy No. 9 on November 9 as a fundraiser for PWOS.

La Ronge RCMP along with Saskatchewan RCMP specialized units including Prince Albert Forensic Identification Services, Major Crimes Unit and North Battleford Police Dog Services are investigating an incident of shots fired that occurred earlier today

The Chamber of Commerce’s Luncheon was held Thursday afternoon, where both the Saskatchewan Health Authority and SAMA held presentations for members in attendance.