Yorkton This Week

Saskatchewan’s very own, Colin Berglof (Saskatoon) and Zach Gould (Saskatoon) have been signed to one-year contracts with the Saskatchewan Rush. Berglof was selected 57th overall by the Rush in the NLL Entry Draft last week in Philadelphia.

All employers have a moral and legislative obligation to provide a harassment free workplace.

Weyburn’s Tenille Arts achieved one of the long-time goals of her career, by appearing on the historic stage of the Grand Ole Opry on Saturday evening in Nashville, Tenn.

It will be time to get pumped up during Culture Days. Arcana Kings will be the band the band playing at the Anne Portnuff Theatre, and their mission to make music to get people pumped up. The show will take place on Sept. 28 at 7:30 p.m.

Rob Muench, mayor of Humboldt, acknowledged the loss of a city worker who died in a workplace incident. The Sept. 23 council chamber was solemn as Muench thanked the emergency crews who responded to the accident. On Sept.

Valérie Caza of Canora may be new to her position as a Good Spirit School Division speech language pathologist for the new school year, but it’s easy to see that she enjoys her work.

Warm weather and wind has allowed combining to resume, according to Saskatchewan Agriculture’s Weekly Crop Report.

Tuesday, RCMP officers from the Turtleford Detachment responded to multiple reports of a dangerous, possibly impaired driver in the Turtleford area.

During the August Traffic Safety Spotlight, police across Saskatchewan reported 341 impaired driving offences, including: 295 drivers charged with an impaired driving offence under the Criminal Code, plus 46 other drivers issued roadside administrati

The federal election campaign has quickly become a quagmire where the politicians or at least their most ardent supporters are flinging mud about this candidate, or that candidate, often based on things that happened years ago.