Yorkton This Week

The Saskatchewan government’s finance department must be wondering just where the revenue streams in this province are coming from in the next several months at least. It can’t be much better in the other Prairie provinces either.

Clive Craig, a 77-year old volunteer and former Recreation Director in Esterhazy, received a Lifetime Achievement Award from the Saskatchewan Parks and Recreation Association (SPRA) this weekend at the 2019 SPRA Awards Gala in North Battleford.

This morning shortly after 1:30 a.m. Battlefords RCMP received a report of a male injured in a residence on the 100 block of 26th Street West in Battleford. RCMP officers and EMS were immediately dispatched to the scene.

A new online course hopes to make a big difference for Saskatchewan young people who are facing mental health challenges. On Oct.

City mayors and managers are meeting in Regina today for the Saskatchewan Urban Municipalities Association (SUMA) City Mayors’ Caucus to discuss issues important to the province’s largest municipalities.

Jeremy Lang focused on environmental cellphone cases

Many Saskatchewan families are planning for the upcoming Thanksgiving long weekend.

JANSEN — BHP is expecting its board of directors to make a final decision on its Jansen Potash project by February 2021. The date was announced in the company’s quarterly operational review released on Oct. 17.

First known as Meadow View School, later Allary School. Circa 1980.

Winner of Yorkton Story Slam 2019