Yorkton This Week

Starting Jan. 29, the 2020 SaskTel Tankard Men’s Provincial Championship returns to Melville for the first time in a half decade. Melville played host to the event back in 2015.

Province introduces first electronic pipeline registry in Canada

On Jan. 23, at 4:35am an ATV was stolen from a residence in the Village of B-Say-Tah on Highway 210. The owner was woken up by a loud truck. The truck sped away towing the ATV. The owner called police and went out looking for his ATV.

With the Pinty’s Grand Slam of Curling being the big event in the city last week, it gave me an opportunity to reflect on why I enjoy curling. While I’ve never actually been any good at curling, I have always liked the sport.

Kael DePape is a netminder with the Yorkton SECON Maulers hockey teams, so making a save is a good thing for his team. This year however, each save DePape makes is just a bit bigger since it helps raise money for the Boys and Girls Club of Yorkton.

The interest out here in who gets picked as the next Conservative Party of Canada leader goes beyond the obvious reason.

After an immediate and brief investigation by the Saskatchewan Internet Child Exploitation Unit, a Loon Lake man has been charged with numerous child luring offences and a child saved from potential harm. On Jan.

The students of the Entrepreneurship 30 class at Yorkton Regional High School had to present their final projects to a tough room, people in Yorkton who are all too aware of the challenges they face and have to overcome as business owners: The Yorkto

The Yorkton Chamber of Commerce has a new logo. The voice of business in Yorkton last updated their logo in 1998, to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the Chamber of Commerce in the city.

It is that time of the year where the world, at least our little part of it, seems to pause to take a deep breath. It might have something to do with the usual chilly temperatures of January.