Yorkton This Week

The first step was saving the building. What’s next? The Brick Mill Heritage Society is now looking for the answer to that question, and wants community input to see what the brick mill will actually become.

A Manitoba man facing 25 charges in Yorkton Provincial Court received his sentence on May 1.

Students evacuated as police and first responders hold training session

Aron Hershmiller, Assistant Director of Environmental Services with the City, recently spent two weeks in Jordan offering his expertise to municipal officials in that country.

One of 18 Saskatchewan hospitals

Sacred Heart High School took students to Saskatoon on April 11-12th to compete at the 21st annual Provincial Skills Competition. The venue was held at both Mount Royal Collegiate and SK Polytechnic buildings.

The Yorkton Public Library is open at 9 a.m. Monday-Friday. --- St. Paul Lutheran Church invites you to a Mother’s Day Tea - Sat., May 11, 2:00 - 4:00 p.m. Tea, coffee & desserts $5.00.

It was definitely like a blast from the past when I happened upon a Kickstarter campaign for Calakmul and realized it was from game designer Tony Ripley.

The dispute between Canada and China which has led the two countries battling over canola is not going away. The dispute over canola started in March, when Chinese customs stripped Richardson International of its export registration.

Saskatchewan’s big game draw opens on May 1 and hunters have until midnight on May 25 to submit their online applications.