Yorkton This Week

Returning principal Jonas Cote welcomed around 160 students and 28teaching and support staff members to the Chief Gabriel Cote Education Complex (CGCEC) for the 2019-20 school year.

On September 30th Carlyle RCMP received two separate calls in regards to break and enters in the RM of Moose Mountain. Both of the Break and Enters occurred at oil field sites where diesel fuel and tools were taken.

The Crossroads Community Investment Fund will allocate $36,500 in funding to non-profit organizations within our communities in October, stated information from the Crossroads Credit Union website.

Drill is just a practice and there is no imminent danger

The Yorkton Terriers offence caught fire for six goals Tuesday night, coming out with a win over Battlefords as a result. Chantz Petruic started the scoring at the Farrell Agencies Arena with his fifth goal of the season for the Terriers.

Saskatchewan Crime Watch Advisory

The Government of Saskatchewan has proclaimed October as Foster Families Month to celebrate the many contributions of foster families across the province.

Palaeontologists from the Royal Saskatchewan Museum (RSM) spent the summer discovering new dinosaurs, marine reptiles and exciting Cretaceous amber. “It’s been an exciting year for the Royal Saskatchewan Museum with the opening of the CN T.

The Deer Park Senior Men’s Club recently presented the City of Yorkton with a donation of $8,000. The money is in support of cart paths at Deer Park Golf Course.

Agriculture Minister David Marit has proclaimed October as Agriculture Month in Saskatchewan.