Yorkton This Week

We are constantly looking for ways to stimulate the economy of our province and our country. Certainly, we have seen that for decades in agriculture, still a major economic driver in our local region, and across the Canadian Prairies.

Three adults who have been charged after an incident at Walmart in Yorkton have been released on bail.

The Yorkton Regional Airport apron is earning some extra breathing room for its airplanes thanks to a provincial-municipal government grant.

Children at the Yorkton Family Resource Centre (YFRC) have a new pair of friends to encourage them to read and to spread generosity and joy. The Kindness Elves project launched at the YFRC in the SIGN building on Broadway Street on May 18.

Marchers carried signs and filled the streets of Yorkton on May 19 to celebrate diversity and inclusion. Over 30 people participated in the 2018 Yorkton Pride March last Saturday.

When I mentioned I was looking for a used camping trailer, daughter Amanda, delighted, immediately went hunting the ads.

Some documentary filmmakers can feel like interlopers in the stories they choose to tell. For Kolby Kostyniuk, making his latest film was like returning to his natural habitat. “Doing this movie felt like going home,” he said.

Deadpool likes to position himself as the odd-man out of the superhero movie boom. His films proudly flaunt their R-rating, showering the screen with buckets of blood and mountains of cursing.

Dwarven Miner was one of those games where the expectations were not overly high, and the game experience ended up as rather satisfying.

With planting season just around the corner, don’t miss our Spring Plant and Bulb Sale, Friday, May 25 from 9:30 a.m. till 5:00 p.m. at the Parkland Mall, Yorkton.