Yorkton This Week

The Yorkton Brick Mill Heritage Society’s annual dinner was about the past and the future at the same time. The society is raising money for the next steps for the mill, to make it not only an artifact, but a major part of the city.

The SMAAAHL hockey season did not begin how the Yorkton Secon Maulers would have hoped. The home opener saw the team meet the Tisdale Trojans at the Farrell Agencies Arena. The Tisdale squad was the dominant one.

Together with patients, crew and community allies, STARS welcomed to Saskatchewan its first new Airbus H145 helicopter today.

I hate my phone. I didn’t always hate my phone, I actually quite liked its predecessor, a Motorola Moto X Play. It was partially made of rubber so it was durable – it was dropped from great heights many times without a problem.

The Ministry of Environment – in partnership with the Saskatchewan Wildlife Federation (SWF) – is encouraging hunters to submit the heads of all deer, moose, elk and caribou harvested this hunting season for Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD) testing.

One might wonder what the Saskatchewan Party’s first general election 20 years ago this month has to with today’s federal election.

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.