Yorkton This Week

The Kamsack Power House Museum board and volunteers once again hosted an opening event for the facility on May 19. The day began with a pancake breakfast including sausages, strawberries and whipped cream, and refreshments.

Mosaic has made a major contribution toward a current Health Foundation fundraising effort.

The Yorkton Cardinals took on Swift Current tonight,with a strong showing, especially given that much of this year's roster only arrived in the last day or so without having had the chance to play with -- or even meet -- their teammates yet.

University of Regina’s 45th annual

Gabe Loster a member of the Yorkton Regional High School Raider Gridders will head west after graduation to continue playing football. Loster has signed to play Junior football with the Okanagan Sun of the British Columbia Football Conference.

Trade and Export Development Minister Jeremy Harrison will be highlighting Saskatchewan’s high-quality agri-food products in Japan and South Korea as part of a trade mission led by federal Minister of International Trade Diversification James Carr.

On June 5, the first day of the University of Regina’s 2019 Spring Convocation, Barb Ryan and Jon Ryan will be presented with Honorary Doctor of Laws honoris causa (LLD,) the highest honour the University can grant.

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Kamsack native Shanley Allard began her new position as Kamsack recreation director on May 13. Allard and her husband Jeremy have three children: Kaley, 8; Shayla, almost 10 and Cameron, 11.

Two physicians have been recruited for the Canora area to join the team of Dr. Victor Obiora, Dr. Seema Ahmed and Lorri Dennis (nurse practitioner.) Dr. Ali Aryafar began his work at the Canora Health and Wellness Centre on January 21 and Dr.