Yorkton This Week

Years ago, a tiny Japanese lady wrote a book about folding your shirts properly and getting rid of things you don’t need anymore, and became a minor sensation.

Through a continuing co-funding partnership with the Agriculture Development Fund (ADF) and other producer commodity groups, Western Grains Research Foundation (WGRF) is pleased to announce over $2.

It was only a few issues back I wrote about the anticipated emergence of increased robotic farming. And then thanks to one of my social media connections I came across www.ecorobotix.

Every child, regardless of their background, deserves to have access to healthy meals. The Soup Haven Lunch Program, which provides a free, nutritious lunch to over 300 Yorkton children every day, received a well deserved boost today.

There is reason to oppose Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s policies. Opposing government policy is everyone’s right based on their own beliefs, values and — quite often — needs.

Yorkton Council swore in the second Community Safety Officer at its regular meeting Monday.

Yorkton Council was unanimous in amending a City Bylaw Providing for Establishment of a Development Appeals Board and Zoning Bylaw.

Work is ongoing to save Yorkton’s old brick flour mill, and the group behind that effort was at the regular meeting of Yorkton Council Monday providing information on their efforts.

Action is taking place at the annual Yorkton Seniors Bonspiel at the Gallagher Centre Curling Rink hosted by the Yorkton Curling Club. The event will wind up Thursday.

There is always something generally positive about simplicity when it comes to abstract strategy games. And in terms of the new game Linear Pursuit by Stuart Ralph it certainly has an element of simplicity to it.