Yorkton This Week

While it’s been nearly two decades since the Vancouver Grizzlies called Vancouver home, B.C. fans recall the short-lived legacy with pride. Of course, the team didn’t win very many games, but Vancouverites loved their Grizzlies, regardless.

The 2019 Western Canadian Baseball League season came to a close Tuesday for the Yorkton Cardinals. The game was the last of a swing through Alberta with the Cardinals facing Fort McMurray.

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Mosaic has announced that it will temporarily close its Colonsay potash mine.

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Phase one of the ‘shave and pave’ of Broadway Street East began on Aug. 6, with the paving machine, pictured above, ready for work. The work is expected to last until Sept. 27, with each phase lasting two weeks – one week for each side of the road.

The best in gardening is on display at St. Gerard’s Parish Complex on Aug. 7. The Yorkton Horticultural Society is hosting their Annual Fruit Flower and Vegetable Show, with area gardeners bringing off their prize plants to show off.

The annual meeting of the Hudson Bay Route Association (HBRA) is coming up in Flin Flon and a federal cabinet minister will make his way north.

White Butte RCMP is requesting the public’s assistance in locating a 14-year-old male youth from a residence in Pilot Butte, SK. Vaughn is described as being 5’10” tall with a slender build and weighs approximately 140 lbs.

For the next three days, the Royal Regina Golf Club will have over 135 of the top senior men and women golfers in the province playing for provincial championships.