Yorkton This Week

When Josh McCabe performed at the Yorkton Victory Church last December, he knew he’d be back. “[It was] such a good time,” he said. “A lot of people said they really enjoyed Josh,” said Mark Lautamus, pastor at the Victory Church.

The summer season in 2017 didn’t quite go how they wanted it to at the Springside Public Library. On the 17th of July, someone from the town office found a leak. It could have been worse, especially given that it’s a library.

On a VHS tape in the Chooi residence is footage of the Chooi brothers as children. Nikki Chooi, the older brother, plays violin.

I own the worst camera ever made. It has no brand name, for good reason. Nobody actually wanted to be associated with this cursed object. It’s bright green. It has a tiger molded on the front.

Who keeps you safe in the pool? It’s a lifeguard, trained to keep an eye out to make sure everyone at the pool is safe and help whenever someone is in distress. A new group of lifeguards were trained at the Gallagher Centre on the weekend.

Sask Volleyball hosted the 16U Men’s Booster Juice Cup in Yorkton. Teams from across the province came to the city to participate in the tournament. Tier 1 Gold was won by the Regina Volleyball Club Green team.

The Yorkton Terriers dropped both ends of a home-and-home set with rival Melville in Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League action on the weekend.

The Yorkton Kinsmen Terriers are off to a one-game-to-none lead in their second round playoff series in the AA Midget Division of the South Saskatchewan Minor Hockey League.

There have been many people walking the streets in Yorkton recently.

A suggestion in a letter to the editor published Feb. 28, that Yorkton Council is receiving a 7.38 per cent raise this year is incorrect says Yorkton Mayor Bob Maloney. Maloney explained that the Mayor and Councillors actually took a 3.