Yorkton This Week

When Joan Lane died in 2008 her family began the sad process of going through her things. Among the things Lane had held onto in her life was a collection of her writings.

The major league baseball season of course has the attention of most sports fan right now, with our Toronto Blue Jays hitting the field for their season opener on Mar. 29.

Yorkton Council has unanimously endorsed Councillor Randy Goulden to stand for re-election to the Federation of Canadian Municipalities (FCM) Board of Directors for the 2018 – 2019 term.

Yorkton Council approved the City Five-Year Capital Plan – March 2018 as presented to meet the terms of the Municipal Gas Tax Fund Agreement at its regular meeting Monday.

I have always had a bad back. It’s something that I have lived with for the majority of my life, to the point where I think my problems all started back in elementary school. I fell off some playground equipment onto what I remember as concrete.

The Yorkton DQ Grill and Chill Pee Wee A Terriers headed to Warman Sunday for game two of the two-game total goal provincial ‘C’ final.

On April 12, 2016, the Bali family changed forever. That was the day when Mekayla Bali went missing from Yorkton. Paula Bali, her mother, has been searching for her daughter ever since, and has been working to keep her case in the public eye.

The familiar long hair of Yorkton City councilor and businessman Aaron Kienle is slated to disappear in just a few weeks. Kienle will be dropping his locks for this year’s Brayden Ottenbreit Close Cuts for Cancer fundraiser.

Dust off your baseball caps, ice up your coolers, and make sure your folding chairs are still functional. Baseball season is right around the corner.

Yorkton Council gave first reading to an Amendment to Zoning Bylaw to Consolidate and Clarify the Guidelines for Family Child Care Homes and Home Based Businesses.