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New generation enjoys oldtime game

New generation enjoys oldtime game

Novice hockey players in the city were given a taste of playing the game outdoors as the six teams in the city took part in a series of games at the outdoor rink at Knights of Columbus Park Saturday.

Community Spotlight - Fibre Arts and so much more!

The Yorkton Public Library is open at 9 a.m. Monday-Friday. --- Fibre Arts and Poetry at Godfrey Dean - Jan. 7 to Feb. 23, 2019.
Hip to the latest hip hop

Hip to the latest hip hop

Students at Dance Innovations in the city had an opportunity Saturday to learn some of the latest hip hop moves as two Vancouver-based instructors; Zach Kostersky, formerly of Yorkton, and Zac Vran, held workshops.
Coldest Night walk combats homelessness

Coldest Night walk combats homelessness

There is a homelessness problem in Yorkton, but it’s not one you can easily see, and the people affected don’t make their troubles well known.

Yellow vest rally ups ante on carbon tax

The war against the carbon tax and support for the pipeline reached a new sense of urgency Saturday as a new group The Yellowvests Yorkton and Area held a public rally on Broadway Street.
First sponsors announced for CSLC 2020

First sponsors announced for CSLC 2020

The Yorkton Regional High School will host the Canadian Student Leadership Conference (CLSC) in 2020, bringing it back to the place where it began back in 1985.
Big win for Terriers in Weyburn

Big win for Terriers in Weyburn

After struggling to find wins coming off the Christmas break the Yorkton Terrier offence erupted for a big win in Weyburn on the weekend.
Rush win on the road against Warriors

Rush win on the road against Warriors

A big early lead and then a late charge were the difference-makers for the Saskatchewan Rush on Saturday night.
Sunny Side Up - Things that refuse to die - and one thing that cannot be killed

Sunny Side Up - Things that refuse to die - and one thing that cannot be killed

Something frightening recently took place in a private garden in South Texas. While gardening in her backyard, a nurse named Jennifer spotted a rattler near her hand. An instant later it rose to striking position. “SNAKE!” she screamed.
Science Matters - The effect of climate change on health

Science Matters - The effect of climate change on health

During the holiday season, people often drink toasts to health. There’s something more we can do to ensure that we and others will enjoy good health now and into the future: combat climate change.
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