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The harvest has begun for the canola fundraiser crop for the Preeceville Richardson Pioneer Skating Arena.

Shawna Leson and Kim Hladun of Canora have been selected as two of the 10 core riders for the PWOS (Prairie Women on Snowmobiles) Mission 2019. “I remember feeling very emotional, grateful, and excited all at the same time,” said Hladun.

SaskPower on scene to repair downed power pole

Yorkton stock car racers drove into the summer sunset over the weekend, bringing the regular track season to an end. The Yellowhead Speedway hosted the final stock car race of the season on Sept.

I think about the end of the world a lot. Call it a a morbid fascination or the byproduct of too many late night Space channel marathons.

Sonja Pawliw wishes she could find more room in her house. At the moment, her home is stuffed with paintings, mosaics, and other projects. She’s filled every square inch with art.

Ron Thompson’s latest book is a two-fold homecoming. Narratively, it tells the story of returning to your original community and confronting the past. For Thompson, writing the novel was a chance to reflect on and celebrate his home province.

Once, as a young man, I asked my mom to explain the 1970s. Having lived through them, I reasoned that she would have some sort of explanation for the thick carpet, the strange colours like harvest gold and avocado, the generally off-putting design.

Sacred Heart High School (SHHS) hosted its annual senior boys’ volleyball tournament last weekend, attracting players from across Saskatchewan for two days of high-energy, kinetic court action.

Preparations continue for the Yorkton Terriers on the eve of the upcoming Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League. “There’s been a lot of hard decisions to be made,” said Terrier head coach Mat Hehr on Monday.