Yorkton This Week

Local area author Lorraine Johnson has a book out for the younger reader. Johnson said the idea for Baxter and the Blue Bunny came from observing his pet pooch.

The University of Regina’s Paul J. Hill School of Business and Kenneth Levene Graduate School of Business are making a substantial economic and social impact on our communities.

John Pomeroy, Canada Research Chair in Water Resources and Climate Change at the University of Saskatchewan (USask), has been awarded one of Canada’s top honours for outstanding contributions to environmental science.

In the SJHL

In SJHL action

Farm near Macoun, SK.

It was harvest in full swing at the farm of Jordan and Jennifer Lindgren in the Norquay area Sept. 1.

A new book by Richard Doornink; 1967 – a coming of age story has its roots firmly set in Yorkton. “I was born in Winnipeg in 1958,” relates the author.

It was a glimpse into the past of agriculture as a threshing demonstration was held at Rocanville recently.

Remember Me is a romance novel that follows the blossoming love between two characters who faced numerous challenges throughout the story. Rhonda Leibel of Usherville captured the evolving story in her book. “This is my fourth book,” she said.