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Neil Isleys used to play with an old metal tractor in his grandmother’s toy box. “It was a Massey 44 … It was my uncle’s,” he explained. When he grew up he took the beat up old toy and restored it.

Parkland College recently introduced a new Yorkton Tribal Council (YTC) project at Cote First Nation (FN.

The Woodland Chorus got its start over 30 years ago singing around a campfire.

A collision has just taken place at Hamilton and Yellowhead, near the onramp at Highway 16. Police and fire services personnel are currenly on site.

U Sports, familiar to many sports-loving Canadians as the national brand for varsity sports at the university level in Canada, announced a new partnership with the Canadian Elite Basketball League (CEBL).

The Mechanical Contractors Association of Saskatchewan celebrates its 100th birthday.

Family has always been important to Cheryl Williams (nee Lewchuk) of Melville. When she found out that her mother Elsie Lewchuk was suffering from dementia, Williams was determined to find a way to support her.

An art reception to highlight Ekphrastic: A Celebration of Fabric and Poetry a traveling show from the Fibre Art Network (FAN) was held at the Godfrey Dean Gallery Sunday. The show, which has been at the gallery since Jan.

Yorkton Council has once again approved appointing Gord Krismer & Associates to act as the City of Yorkton’s Board of Revision. The group, was initially approved to the position in 2017, explained Ashley Stradeski, Director of Finance, with the City.

With Saskatchewan’s Family Day holiday fast approaching, residents and visitors are encouraged to participate in the annual winter free fishing weekend from February 16-18.