Yorkton This Week

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.

The second annual Elias Giannoulis 3-on-3 hockey tournament for mental health kicked off with a bang this year. The kinetic tournament brought multiple teams raising thousands of dollars, building upon the success of its inaugural year.

History buffs got an early gift this weekend at the Yorkton Western Development Museum just in time for Heritage Week.

The mood in the Terrier’s locker room was electric after Melville went down in flames – a second time -- to Yorkton. Hot on the heels of Melville’s humiliating loss to the Terriers on their own turf, the Millionaires were out for blood.

The annual Yorkton Farm Toy Show was held over the weekend at St. Mary's Cultural Centre in Yorkton. The event offered collectors an opportunity to find new additions to their collections.

The Ministry of Environment is issuing 100 Big Game Management Licences for elk in Wildlife Management Zone (WMZ) 33 that will be valid from February 4-25.

My daughter and I once turned on the TV in time to catch the last few minutes of a movie; just enough to grasp the plotline. It featured a pair of lovers – he was sixty, she sixteen.

“In a war-torn feudal Japan, the soldiers are restless. The endless battles, betrayals, and broken promises have the soldiers questioning where their loyalties lie.

Neil Isleys used to play with an old metal tractor in his grandmother’s toy box. “It was a Massey 44 … It was my uncle’s,” he explained. When he grew up he took the beat up old toy and restored it.

The Yorkton Terriers continue to scuffle in Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League action, losing two on the weekend, and being only 3-7 over their last 10 games.