Yorkton This Week

There’s nothing like a book to get a young mind growing, and Columbia School was the host of a Scholastic book fair from Mar. 27-28.

Yorkton Council awarded the 2019 Circlebrooke Drive Phase 2 – Underground Utility Upgrades contract to Wyonzek Bros Construction for their bid of $633,748.68 (taxes included), at its regular meeting of Council Monday.

The Yorkton Curling Club held its annual mens bonspiel last week, with 18 teams taking part in the final event of the curling season. The Brent Dergousoff rink would capture the ‘A’ side.

Dear Editor: After 40 years of farming, 20 of those years on the farmer elected advisory committee to the Canadian Wheat Board (CWB) and one term (the first term) on the Board of Directors who were to control the CWB, I thought I had heard and saw it

The Bentley is hosting the community. Four information sessions, hosted at the retirement community, will focus on a variety of different topics, which will be of interest to a wide segment of the city.

The City’s 2019 contract for curbing and sidewalks was approved Monday.

Although there seems to be a week for virtually everything these days, there are some of those which are proclaimed annually that are just too worthy of being recognized not to be supportive of the effort.

When one looks back at this Saskatchewan Party government, it seems unlikely that 2019-20 budget will be all that memorable. That’s usually reserved for budgets that have either a lot of goodies or a lot of pain. This budget really has neither.

A handful of miniatures and a table covered with terrain and you have the basis for a great night of gaming.