Yorkton This Week

New dugouts located at the ball diamond at old school grounds have been installed in Bredenbury. The cost was approximately $8000. The Churchbridge Credit Union gave $2500 through a community grant. The town paid rest.

Relatively warm and dry weather allowed for some producers to return to the field last week, according to Saskatchewan Agriculture’s Weekly Crop Report.

Rabies has been found in the Yorkton area. A skunk, discovered in the RM of Orkney within city limits, was officially confirmed to have died from the disease. Dr.

OTTHON, Saskatchewan is located north of Melville on the Canadian National Railway line, 17 kilometers from Yorkton. The line was built in 1910 by the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway.

By the time you read this, Saskatchewan could have a prime minister from his province and a new Conservative government.

Yorkton music fans will know the name Zachary Lucky from his shows at the old 5th Avenue Cup & Saucer. And, of course the Saskatoon based folksinger has family ties to the area as the grandson of the well-known Smilin’ Johnnie of Wroxton.

It was almost a decade ago Jeremy Lang had an idea for a better cellphone case. It was in 2012 when Lang told Yorkton This Week he recognized plastic simply does not deteriorate in landfills, and he felt then there was an alternative.

The Melville/Ituna RCMP have received complaints from the public of fraudulent attempts to obtain Social Insurance Numbers. The caller falsely represents themselves to be a Federal Agency that needs to verify a SIN.

On October 23rd, 2019 between the hours of 9:00am and 10:00pm, a 2008 White Dodge Ram 3500 was stolen from the Key FN. The truck has a Saskatchewan License Plate 299LKB. There are no decals and it has a deck on the back.