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The Yorkton Hyundai Terriers were coming off a 3-0 loss on home ice Friday as they headed south tonight to face Estevan in their final contest before the Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League Christmas break.

Lift Off For The Soup Haven was held Dec. 28, at CrossFit Function in the city. This was the third annual Lift Off For The Soup Haven event.

When is a senior a senior? This is an often asked question these days. It may be for a discount on a product or the big 65 so that one can collect OAS. Let me ask this question from a different perspective.

Long-time Yorkton resident, and television personality Linus Westberg was digging through some old papers and came upon a piece of Yorkton curling history. “I found in my files of a historic moment in Yorkton’s Curling history.

Few things have a more Canadian ‘feel’ than outdoor hockey. So when the weather is not too cold, and children are out if school for the holidays, it’s no surprise the outdoor rinks prepared by the City at various parks are being used.

Duck Mountain Super League curlers arrived in Canora December 10 where they enjoyed keen ice, a well-lit playing surface, and plenty of competition.

An alumni basketball game has become something of a holiday season tradition at Sacred Heart High School. “I have been organizing the alumni game since I came to Sacred Heart in 2008,” explained Garrett Karcha.

The field has been finalized for the 2020 Meridian Canadian Open returning Jan. 14-19 to the Gallagher Centre in Yorkton, Sask.

The University of Regina Rams have made a big signing in Yorkton. Riley Richards signed with a full scholarship with the Rams. “This is huge,” said Richards. “Not very often guys get an opportunity to get a scholarship like this.

It was something of a trip into the unknown for Ella Kozak as she packed her suitcase, and her golf clubs, and headed to the Maple Leaf Junior Nationals in Kissimmee, FL.