Yorkton This Week

“Few know the secret trails that lead to Wylemuir. Isolated upon a vast mesa, this remote and ancient land is divided by an escarpment into the Highlands and Wyldlands.

Saturday afternoon the Yorkton Maulers took on Prince Albert. The special game was free admission, with all donations going to the Ottenbreit’s Close Cuts for Cancer.

Deputy Minister to the Premier Cam Swan today announced changes to senior leadership of the Saskatchewan Public Service. Effective February 27, Donna Johnson has been appointed Deputy Minister of Labour Relations and Workplace Safety.

New Democratic Opposition leader is dead on: It’s high time Saskatchewan cleaned up the rules allowing unlimited donations from businesses and unions. But there are a couple of big problems with the way Meili is making his case.

For whatever reason, recreation can be a hard sell. Take the groups trying to get a multi-use turf recreation facility off the ground here in Yorkton, who will meet again this week.

Boston Pizza has long been a supporter of Big Brothers Big Sisters of Yorkton and Area, and two recent donations will help the program mentor kids across the region.

Deputy Minister to the Premier Cam Swan has delivered his report on vendor sponsored travel to Premier Scott Moe. In November 2018, the Premier directed Mr.

Every kid that goes to the Boys and Girls Club in Yorkton knows Lorraine Moeller and Erin Roussin. They might not be sisters by blood, but they certainly are by bond. A big part of that bond? A common love of kids.

A Yorkton woman can see again thanks to the efforts of different community organizations. Claritza Volquez has Stargardt disease, a genetic degenerative eye disease.

The Government of Saskatchewan has launched an awareness campaign to prevent deaths from opioid overdoses. The goal of the campaign is to teach people to know the signs of an opioid overdoses.