Yorkton This Week

CEBL action continues

Just a reminder to the Yorkton and District Horticultural Society members: the Society will be holding their season wind-up on Wednesday, June 19.

This would be a great time for someone in Canada to run a basketball program. The Toronto Raptors, being a sports team from Canada that did well, suddenly got a ton of fans over the past few months.

We the North are now We the Champions. The Toronto Raptors did something last Thursday that I frankly would not have bet a nickel on happening the day the National Basketball Association season started.

If you like fishing, and I count myself among those who do, then Coldwater Crown is most certainly a game to try.

The major sponsors for the 2020 CSLC Student Leadership Conference were announced Friday morning at a press conference. The Conference, which held its inaugural year in Yorkton in September 1985, has since expanded to a major national event.

The Yorkton Brick Mill Heritage Society was in good spirits despite the iffy weather on Friday as it held a fundraiser barbeque.

The Society for the Involvement of Good Neighbors, (SIGN) in Yorkton raised the Treaty 4 Flag at its facility on Broadway Street. The ceremony was carried out on what is National Indigenous People's Day in Canada.

York Lake Golf Course officially marked becoming only the second 12-hole course in Saskatchewan with a ribbon-cutting ceremony Friday.

The second edition of the Prairie Summer Solstice Street Festival is being held today, (Friday), in the city. The event, which kicked-off at 11:30 a.m., and runs through until 8 p.m.