Yorkton This Week

Monday, May 6 was Music Monday across Canada, and the Good Spirit School Division’s band program celebrated by bringing the bands together.

Work reflects her transgender outlook

Dickenson at Football Night in Saskatchewan

Brayden Ottenbreit’s Close Cuts for Cancer is held at the end of May every year, with people across the city shaving their heads and raising money for cancer research and initiatives in Saskatchewan and locally in Yorkton.

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Sacred Heart High School UROCK (yoU Reaching Out to Create Kindness) has once more been very active in the community. They have been assisting twice a week at Serendipity, volunteering their time to help with many tasks.

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Delegates to the Saskatchewan Teachers’ Federation Annual Meeting of Council have re-elected Patrick Maze to a fourth term as President. “I’m truly honoured by the support given to me by teachers all across the province,” Maze said.

Yorkton Community Choir holds spring concert

The Government of Saskatchewan has proclaimed May 5-11 as North American Occupational Safety and Health (NAOSH) Week. Every year, Canada, the United States and Mexico observe NAOSH Week to promote workplace health and safety.