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While summer sports start to wind down as we reach the latter half of August, Yorkton athletes are aiming for spots on the ice. Several local hockey players are heading out for Western Hockey League (WHL) camps this week.

This wooden grain wagon was donated to the Yorkton Brick Mill by John and Brenda Czarnecki from Mozart, Sk. in memory of their parents Walter and Minnie Czarnecki.

Darcy Hordichuk was never much of a goal scorer in hockey, but he brought something else to the table as a hockey player.

The Yorkton Canoe and Kayak Club (YCKC) held their developmental regatta on August 18. Competitors took on the Saskatoon Racing Canoe/Kayak Club (SRCC) and Wascana Racing Canoe Club (WRCC) over the day long event.

I had never watched softball before. I knew what it was, of course, but hadn’t taken the time to take in a game.

Community event welcomes hometown boy and trophy

The Saskatchewan Government Employees Union has a billboard in the city asking a rather simple question, but one which is likely to be an overriding one when the province next heads to the polls: “MLA Greg Ottenbreit: Where did the money go?” It is a

The best in Saskatchewan under-12 softball was at York Lake, with girls demonstrating their skills and competing against each other in a weekend-long showcase.

The Invitational Weekend at the Yellowhead International Raceway attracted the biggest crowd of racers that the track has witnessed this year, with around fifty cars hitting the track just north of Yorkton for the two day event.

Dear Editor: Chances are you have seen the billboards in Yorkton – the ones asking me specifically “Where Did The Money Go?” I was happy to answer this question when it was raised by the NDP in the lead up to the last election, and I am happy to do i