Yorkton This Week

I have been thinking about the film Eraser recently. It hasn’t been because it’s a particularly great film – it wasn’t – but instead because it seems to be a completely forgotten film. I imagine most people don’t actually remember Eraser exists.

The Sacred Heart High School Saints soccer team hosted the Yorkton Regional High School Raiders for an exhibition game on Oct. 10. The Saints were victorious, winning the game 8-3.

The Yorkton Terriers are in unfamiliar territory based on the last few seasons.

“Huh, they weren’t kidding,” I thought to myself last Wednesday. “Gary Oldman’s haircut really does look like two melted cobwebs fused to a bowling ball.

At businesses across Yorkton, employers are hiring people with disabilities.

The Yorkton Antique Auto Club was the host of the Last Chance Swap Meet and Flea Market, which saw vendors bring a wide range of treasures, including antiques, car parts, toys and comic books, to entice buyers looking for a hidden treasure or a great

Yorkton Fire Protective Services were the hosts of a pancake breakfast on Oct. 10 for Fire Prevention Week.

Council was unanimous in proclaiming the week of Nov. 5-11 as Veterans Week in Yorkton. Pictured, Comrade President Barry Whitehead of the Royal Canadian Legion General Alexander Ross Branch #77 with Mayor Bob Maloney.

Dust off your résumés; the Yorkton Chamber of Commerce (YCC) is looking for a new batch of directors. YCC has opened the nomination process for its Board of Directors. YCC is looking for eight new directors to fill its ranks for 2019.

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