Yorkton This Week

Human remains discovered during search

Russell B. Mirasty will become Saskatchewan’s 23rd Lieutenant Governor

Dear Editor: Opposition to the portrayal in cinema of the defence of human beings in the pre-natal time of their development did not start in the summer of 2019 with the movie, Unplanned.

It still comes as a surprise when the potential for export sales for Yorkton and area business is brought into tighter focus.

When the Saskatchewan Baseball Hall of Fame holds it 35th induction Saturday, Aug 17, in Battleford, SK., Sharon Clarke will be among the inductees. Sharon Clarke was born and raised in Regina, Saskatchewan. She married Bill Clarke in 1973.

The Yorkton Cardinals offence just couldn’t get going tonight (Tuesday). The Cardinals were held to one hit, and no runs at Jubilee Park, while the visiting Swift Current 57s posted nine hits and 10-runs.

The Salvation Army Food Bank in Yorkton received an $800 boost Tuesday. The donation was made by Save On Foods through its Share It Forward Program.

The 13th Theodore Super Swamper took place on July 13, with people bringing their best trucks and ATVs to see who could get through the mud pit the fastest.

Sarah Roberts originally from Saltcoats competed recently in the Sinister 7, 100 mile ultramarathon in the Crowsnest Pass. The course took participants through rugged, remote and beautiful terrain in Alberta’s stunning Rocky Mountains.

TA Foods in Yorkton hosted a tour of 65 visitors from China, Japan, the Philippines and Vietnam Friday.