Local News

“Good Morning. I would like to welcome you all to Norquay School's annual Remembrance Day Service. My name is Keely Foster and it is my pleasure to be your emcee this morning.

Michelle Hansen of Sturgis has been a huge fan of the Saskatchewan Roughriders for 10 years and has had her life take many different directions. One of those directions recently saw Hansen being chosen as the grand prize winner of Grey Cup Fit Up.

Tim Haltigin, son of Linda Osachoff, has enjoyed science ever since he was a youngster in Canora. He pursued that interest as time went on and is now the Senior Mission Scientist in Planetary Exploration at the Canadian Space Agency.

Somber ceremony draws large crowd despite the cold

The YRHS Raiders Senior Boys volleyball team might be one of the youngest in the province, with only one grade 12 student on the squad, but that doesn’t stop them from winning games.

The Volleyball season ended early for the Sacred Heart High School Saints Senior Boys volleyball team. The team was the host of the 4A Conference playdowns on Nov. 10, with the top teams advancing to the regional event.

The on ice struggles of the Yorkton RawTec Maulers continued Sunday at the Willow Cree Memorial Sport Centre. The first game was a make-up affair from an earlier encounter where ice conditions caused a postponement.

Two losses were enough to see the Estevan Bruins leap frog the Yorkton Terriers for first place in the Sherwood Division of the Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League. The first loss came in Estevan last Tuesday, (Nov. 6).

Zane Lambert recognized he wanted to be a bull rider at an early age. “I think I was 10-years-old when I got on the first steer,” said the Professional Bull Riding (PBR) rider during an autograph signing at the Hitching Post in Yorkton Saturday.

The Yorkton Paper Bag Players were the host of the TheatreOne festival from Nov. 8-10. The festival featured eight one-act plays from theatre groups across the province.