Yorkton This Week

It took a while, but credit Yorkton Council for finally getting to the right decision in terms of agreeing to provide $300,000 toward further improvements and expansion plans for a Brick Mill Interpretive Centre in the city.

Suggest Western Canadian Wheat Growers Association

Edgar and Doreen Thorson have made a contribution of $10,000 to The Health Foundation to assist the purchase of new telemetry monitoring equipment for the ICU. “We wanted to make a donation in-memory of my sister Esther,” said Mr. Thorson.

Terriers top Nipawin

On Tuesday Dec. 17, at approximately 9:00am, Members of the Battlefords Gang Task Force were on patrol and came across a vehicle being operated by suspect known to have warrants for his arrest.

By Combined Forces Special Enforcement Unit

On December 16, 2019 a report was received that between 500-1000 bushels of oats were stolen from a rural location south-east of Langenburg. The theft is believed to have occurred a few days prior.

City funding for the old brick mill didn’t survive 2020 deliberations. But, some behind the scenes lobbying of Yorkton Council members by the Brick Mill Committee had the request back before Council at its regular meeting Monday.

to be eligible for Municipal Revenue Sharing.

The SIGN Early Learning Centre held its annual family Christmas Celebration Dec 13. Children and their parents enjoyed sleigh rides, hot chocolate, hot dogs and a special visit from Santa.