Yorkton This Week

At approximately 6:37 p.m. on Dec. 5, at Petro Canada Hwy 9/16 there was a hit and run. The suspect vehicle was a burgundy SUV. The driver of the white service vehicle was speaking to the driver in the suspect vehicle.

On the early morning of Sunday Dec. 8, the Yorkton RCMP received a complaint of mischief to the outdoor Canada Post Mailboxes located on Sunset Drive, North within Yorkton.

If you a) enjoy reading b) enjoy gardening c) enjoy learning something new, here’s the perfect idea! Curl up on a chilly winter’s evening with a wonderful collection of “The Prairie Garden” books, from 1977 to 2018 (only missing 1984).

Thirty-six square feet. Nestled near our clothesline cross, under a towering maple, my tiny backyard retreat stands tall in the snow; a startling slash of crimson on an unblemished canvas. A tangible, colossal exclamation mark.

If you wanted to have your picture taken with Santa, the jolly old elf himself stopped in at the Parkland Mall, and not only that, the proceeds from the photos went to The Yorkton Springers Gymnastics club.

A collision occured on Broadway, with RCMP and Yorkton Fire Services on scene at approximately 6:20 pm. No information has been released by the RCMP at this time.

Royal Ford launched the new 2020 Explorer and Ford Escape today, as well as helping the a local Ukranian dance troup raise funds for a 2020 tour to the Ukraine.

The Family Resource Centre at SIGN on Broadway held its annual Christmas event, where a horse drawn carraige took you on classic holiday wagon ride, food, fun and all kinds of other events could be had.

The Yorkton Wildlife Federation held its "Big Buck" antler measuring event Thursday night in its usual spot in York Lake. There were some big ones!

The Prairie Harvest Christian Life Centre held its 'Last Minute Christmas Shopping' event Saturday, where unique gifts, food, desserts and more were sold by a variety of community vendors.