Yorkton This Week

Hosted by the Yorkton Brick Flour Mill Heritage Committee

Sisters Katie and Jewel Keca shared some love with their horses, Phoenix and Ora, as Ora tried to get a bite of Jewel's apple. The girls are from the Niagara, Ont.

Curtis Toneff said as an 18-year-old rookie playing in Humboldt for the Battlefords North Stars, he was maybe a bit intimidated by the Elgar Petersen Arena.

The Saskatchewan RCMP Major Crime Unit North, with the assistance of the North Battleford and Prince Albert Forensic Identification Sections and an Analyst from the RCMP Forensic Laboratory in Edmonton, Alberta, have determined that Tiki Brook-Lyn La

Will provide streaming coverage of inaugural season

The Yorkton Cardinals have struggled to put a win together this season, with a record of 1 and 11 so far this season. The latest chance was an afternoon game against the Regina Red Sox on June 4.

The University of Regina has announced that Pamela (Pam) Klein, B.A., M.Ed., Pro.Dir, has been elected to serve as Chancellor from July 1, 2019 to June 30, 2022. Klein will serve as the University of Regina’s ninth Chancellor.

​The Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) has announced an expansion of service at Calder Centre with the staffing and opening of six new resident treatment beds at Calder Centre, a provincial addictions treatment facility based in Saskatoon.

The Yorkton Cardinals are starting to find their stride as the new team gets to know each other. Tied against Weyburn in the 5th inning, eventually after a valiant effort the Beavers took the game 7-5.

Father’s Day is coming up, and to celebrate, the Western Development Museum held their ‘Daddy and I, Coffee and Pie’ event on Sunday. The kids and their dads came by to have some refreshments, and, of course, pie.