Yorkton This Week

Yesterday, La Ronge RCMP were on the scene approximately 8 km north of La Ronge on Highway 102, where an indigenous adult female was located deceased along the highway at approximately 5:30 a.m.

A look back at 2019 reveals the busiest year on record for the city in terms of projects and construction.

If there’s one thing the holidays always bring, it’s a chance to reach out and connect with the friends and family that mean the most.

The Yorkton SaskTel Pioneers recently presented a number of books to Saltcoats School for their students. The Giving Books is an annual project offered by the SaskTel Pioneers throughout the province.

It is now possible to enjoy a new winter activity in the city – crokicurl. Yorkton Parks and Recreation has been at work installing crokicurl rings at two locations in the city; Silver Heights Park and Heritage Heights Park.

Christmas is an exciting time of the year. It is a time to celebrate, a time to enjoy the company of family and friends. It is a season of generosity, a time of giving and a time to give thanks.

Community invited for lunch

Pay It Forward Yorkton made sure Christmas cheer was in abundance for a number of seniors with its stocking program.

The Government of Saskatchewan will be proclaiming The Insurance Act on January 1, 2020. The new Act modernizes legislation, allowing Saskatchewan’s marketplace to deal with new and emerging issues in the rapidly changing insurance industry.

The Salvation Army campaign has received another donation to help with their Christmas campaign. A donation of $500 was made Dec.5 presented by CUPE 5430 region 5.