Yorkton This Week

When you think about it, the Saskatchewan Party should be “Standing up for Saskatchewan”. After all, the reason for their very existence is pretty much spelled out in their name.

“How do your butts feel in those new seats?” asked Tim Tamashiro as he walked onto the Anne Portnuff stage last Sunday. Tamashiro ushered in the revamped Yorkton Regional High School theatre on Nov.

Author Gaylene Guillemin’s world was shattered in 2014. Her husband, Merv, died after having an illness for four years. “He was my world.

Teens are getting their licenses for the first time, and when that happens they will inevitably want a car to drive. The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety recently released their list of recommended cars for teens. It is insane.

Usually the Yorkton library frowns on people tearing, cutting, and slicing up books.

To mark Agriculture Week and the Grain Millers Harvest Showdown a board branding was held Monday with Larry Hilworth doing the honours as, from left, Mike Popowich, president of the Yorkton Chamber of Commerce, Yorkton Mayor Bob Maloney and Lori Wals

As noted last week there are concerns over the new federal carbon tax within the farm sector.

At times we seem to be at a point in our collective history when the world could easily teeter into complete chaos. The political situation in the United States at present is volatile at best.

The World Clydesdale Show was a bittersweet situation for Wynyard area Clydesdale producer Neil Campbell. “I sent four mares down,” he explained, the horses making the trip to Madison Wisconsin with Boulder Bluff Clydesdales from Manitoba.