Yorkton This Week

The Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League season began for the Yorkton Terriers on Sept. 14. Unfortunately, the Terriers’ first game of the season was a 6-4 loss in Weyburn. Greg Mulhall opened the season scoring for the Terriers 10:39 into the contest.

SaskEnergy is encouraging Saskatchewanians to keep their fellow citizens warm this winter, and Yorkton organizations can participate to help raise the heat. SaskEnergy is running its “Share the Warmth” program for the 2018-2019 season.

The final minutes of the Sacred Heart High School Saints’ game against the Esterhazy Warriors on Sept. 13 were a rollercoaster ride. The Saints had a successful touchdown drive, tying the game at 14.

The Yorkton Public Library is open at 9 a.m. Monday-Friday. --- Harvest Meats in Celebration of 90 years presents Yorkton’s Brick Mill Heriitage Dinner on Wed., Sept. 26 at St.

The Canadian Student Leadership Conference will be returning to Yorkton in the fall of 2020.

The Kinsmen Arena in Yorkton is on its last legs. The facility has struggled with condensation issues for years, primarily because the facility was not designed to handle the humidity associated with ice being installed in the warmer weather months.

Young runners didn’t let stormy clouds ruin their race aspirations. Over 600 students from grade three to nine in the Good Spirit School Division competed in a cross-country meet at Deer Park on Sept.

The City of Yorkton is about to embark on a process to determine the best course to replace the Kinsmen Arena, which is coming to the end of its expected lifespan.

The Yorkton Professional Fire Fighters Association Local 1527 has a new six-year contract.