Yorkton This Week

The docks are out of the water and the masses of south-bound birds congregating at York Lake mark the end of another successful season for Yorkton Canoe Kayak Club.

The Yorkton Kinsmen Terriers battled the Swift Current Abbey Resources Broncos at the Farrell Agencies Arena on Oct. 7. The Broncos ultimately bested the Terriers 4-1.

Different day, different field, different team, same story. The Yorkton Regional High School Raider Gridders ploughed their way through the Swift Current Comprehensive School Colts last week, solidifying their dominant position in the division.

We have a trade deal and here in Saskatchewan that is a very big deal. Our livelihoods depend on trade.

At a soccer tournament on the last weekend of September, the Sacred Heart High School Saints finished second. The team defeated Prince Albert St Mary 6 to 1 - Nick Fetsch scored 5 goals and Jaspyn Campbell scored one.

The start of the National Hockey League season has been quite gratifying so far.

At first, one might question the SGEU’s aggressive campaign against Greg Ottenbreit. He’s in cabinet, so he’s going to be a target in general, but going after him won’t have any immediate effects.

The Yorkton Film Festival is proud to announce our OPEN Cinema screening program is returning for the 2018 – 2019 program year! OPEN Cinema celebrates some of the best films submitted to the festival, drawing on our extensive back catalog of films, i

Dion Manastyrski is intimately familiar with the highways and backroads of the prairies. He’s spent over a decade driving through Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba, exploring the forgotten and hidden corners of the provinces.

To the surprise of many in the face of the rhetoric of American president Donald Trump, a new North American trade deal has been hammered out. The reaction has been generally positive, at least in this country among farm organizations.