Yorkton This Week

An idea proposed by a new Kamsack Power House Museum board member led to the organization of a successful fundraising event recently.

Wednesday, Aug. 28, between 8:00 a.m. and 9:00 a.m

The City says the season is busy in terms of construction but work goes smoothly on resurfacing Broadway Street (above). Other work is ongoing as well. “It’s our busiest construction season ever,” said Mayor Bob Maloney.

It’s official, Yorkton will receive an extra $996,000 from the federal government under the Gas Tax Fund for infrastructure priorities like roads, wastewater and recreation. Saskatchewan has received the first of two $31.

The new Preeceville Gateway Co-op Home Centre, C-store and lumber store became a reality with a sod turning ceremony at the card lock location on August 12.

It was a great event for Raya Cuthill who recently competed at the Western Canada Games. A member of the Yorkton Canoe Kayak Club would repeat in Swift Current. “We went into the event without great expectations.

Event at Patrick Park Disc Golf Course Sunday

To the University of Regina’s Darke Hall renovation project

To commemorate the 80th anniversary of the outbreak of the Second World War, the Provincial Archives of Saskatchewan will begin to release the first digitized copies of the province’s community newspapers from 1939 to 1945 on the Saskatchewan Histori

Multiple reports of residential break and enters have been received by the Melville RCMP in the area surrounding Moose Bay Road between 2019/08/14 and 2019/08/15.