Yorkton This Week

On June 6, 1944, Toronto’s Allan Bacon was one of thousands of Canadians to arrive by boat on the shores of Juno Beach in Normandy, France. As this year marks the 75th anniversary of D-Day, 99-year-old Bacon is reflecting on that pivotal event.

Explore space, claim planets, collect resources, battle with opposing players, how can a game with such core dynamics not be good? The game Imperium: The Contention is, as a result as rather entertaining one, although there is a but in this case.

I sometimes forget that our four oldest grandchildren never knew their grandfather when he was healthy. Never saw him leap high into the air and toss a ball into a hoop.

More frequent with global warming

Producers rely on grazing native, tame perennial pastures or stockpiled forages to typically feed their cattle.

On June 7, the final day of the University of Regina’s 2019 Spring Convocation, Gordon and Jill Rawlinson will be presented with Honorary Doctor of Laws honoris causa (LLD) the highest honour the University can grant.

The 75th Anniversary of D-Day, with the Allies taking Juno Beach, was commemorated by a march to the cemetary, with the ashes of poppies spread on the graves of the veterans at the cemetery.

33rd annual SaskTel Plaza of Honour event takes place August 22

Since expanding province-wide in mid-April, we are happy to report that the Saskatchewan Crime Watch Advisory Network has reached a milestone: 10,000 subscribers (10,341 as of today, to be exact)! Our detachments across the province have issued a com

It was a whirlwind of a day June 6, as the Yorkton Exhibition Association hosted almost 400 students for the annual Safety Day The students attending were from Grade 5 and 6 from a number of schools in Yorkton, and the surrounding area.