Yorkton This Week

The 350-megawatt Moose Jaw natural gas-fired power station has taken a significant step toward becoming a reality.

The Yorkton Rotary Club recently donated $2000 to cover the transportation costs of the Easter Seals summer programming. For as long as anyone can remember with the Club has been supporting SaskAbilities' Easter Seals Programs.

I have nothing against the work done by aodbt architecture. They’ve done some pretty great work in the province, including the design of Co-op gas bars and the rather excellent Langenburg Central School.

Targeted at people with disabilities

Government working to establish committee

The Saskatchewan Legislature is sitting again and one wouldn’t necessarily think the politicians returning to the place where they’re the most political would be welcomed.

Environment Minister Dustin Duncan introduced legislation Wednesday that will improve the province’s ability to respond to threats posed by prohibited and aquatic invasive species, and provide additional protection for aquatic species at risk.

At Grain Millers Harvest Showdown

For the second time in less than a year, Weyburn couple Wade and Marilyn Fitzpatrick were forced to flee the island nation of Haiti, due to the level of anarchy and violence which has made it unsafe for them to continue ministering there any longer.

Wednesday evening action at Yorkton Harvest Showdown