Yorkton This Week

On Nov. 24, 2019, at approximately 7:40 p.m.

National Home Fire Safety Week

“Sir, can you tell me if this kit will work for my toilet?” The older male employee I’d approached in the plumbing aisle of the hardware store looked at the package in my hand.

This November, as part of National Radon Action Month, Health Canada is encouraging Canadians to test their home for radon. Radon is a lung cancer risk.

Carbon coating that extends battery capacity 50% in lithium ion batteries could pave the way for next-generation batteries in electric vehicles.

Floats of many kinds and colours dazzled the crowds Saturday night for the Santa Claus parade.

It was interesting to get Tonooo to the table. This is one of those interesting games in the sense it is perfect information, no dice, card draw, or imposed luck, but the information is only known if you have a good memory.

The Yorkton Fire Services held a breakfast this morning to kick off the Santa Claus Parade festivities occuring throughout the day.

The Terriers have the makings of greatness this year, but despite a 3-2 win Friday night against La Ronge, Yorkton needs to close the gap. Really. It isn’t the first time this has happened, either.

There were bears everywhere after the Terriers scored their first goal Friday night. The Annual Teddy Bear toss collected all the bears tossed on the ice for the Salvation Army, which will be given to a child at Christmas.