Local News

Pause for Reflection column by Ken Rolheiser

Letter to the editor from Kyle Korneychuk

The top female and male shooters in the Knights of Columbus basketball free throw competition in Canora were recognized on March 2 at the Canora Composite School and on March 4 at the Canora Junior Elementary School.

The Canora-Pelly constituency office opened last week at 105 Main Street (former bingo hall) in Canora and promises to be a busy place leading up to the province’s 28 th general election on April 4.

On March 9, the Canora Chamber of Commerce turned over the last of its financial resources to the Canora Economic Development Commission for a business beautification project. The chamber decided to fold last fall.

“I’m back!” Having been involved in floral shops for 35 years, Kevin Hryhoriw says its bigger news that he’s back in town than the name of his new business.

The City of Yorkton will be teaming up with the Federation of Canadian Municipalities (FCM), to support the implementation of the Partnership for Local Economic Development and Democratic Governance Program (PLEDDG Program).

Yorkton Council approved a new applicant under the City’s Rental Housing Incentive Program Policy.

Yorkton Council began the process to amend the City’s Bylaw to make it more friendly for pawn brokers and the sale of second hand goods.

Yorkton Council gave first reading approval to amendments to both the Official Community Plan and the City’s Zoning Bylaw to make way for parking at a new medical clinic on Gladstone Avenue South.