Yorkton This Week

Sacred Heart high school took home top honours from the 2019 Saskatchewan Drama Association at the Region 4 festival. The Last Fill, directed by Greg Digout, was chosen as Best Overall Production. Esterhazy’s Tracks was the runner up.

The Yorkton Aquabatix Synchronized Swimming Club found success recently in Saskatoon at the Provincial Competition. Top 3 finishes were attained in every category that swimmers from Yorkton were entered.

Yorkton This Week is proud to announce Yorkton TV - watch every Thursday night at 7 pm sharp for a special program feature of the new, the exciting, the newsworthy.

Spring Expo has everything for sale. For every taste, at every budget. This weekend, the massive bazaar was held at the Gallagher Centre. Bird trapping cages? No problem. Organic honey and cookies? You got it.

The nine graduating members of the Yorkton Terriers have a unique gift to remember the 2018-19 Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League season with the team.

Who is the man who looks like me? Recently a delivery man arrived at my house. “You live here now?” he said. I was confused, because I’ve lived in that house for nine years now.

City Council made two unanimous motions at its regular meeting Monday in support of inclusiveness in the city. The first motion saw Council declare the week of May 19 to 25, as Yorkton Pride Week.

New Democrat Opposition leader Ryan Meili should have attended the Rally Against the Carbon Tax protest.

Mark Lautamus and Laurie Renton want to connect people. To each other, to services they need, to things in the community they may not have been aware are available.

If you are an avid gamer who likes to have a game handy at all times, Jon Mietling’s Palm Island might be just the ticket. The game comes in a travel case that even has a lanyard ready for easy transport.