Yorkton This Week

I don’t think there’s much point delving into Justin Trudeau’s India disaster. But, the long and the short of it is that he embarrassed many of us by his constant posing for pictures in get-ups that Indian people don’t even wear.

Contrary to a common perception, ignoring climate change won’t make it disappear.

My vehicle is an incubator of unchecked aggression. Apologies for the overly-verbose language of that opening sentence.

Joe Lozinski is a trapper and a hunter, activities that require a lot of time and patience. When he bags a deer, he uses his personal knife to split the brisket. It’s a tough blade. There’s hardly a mark on it.

The Dominion Government had decided to make divisions in the huge North West Territories to effect better governance over the proposed plans for settlement and the building of railways, etc.

Pull, mow, burn and spray. These are a few of the ways Ducks Unlimited Canada (DUC) manages invasive plant species. In the Prairies, conservation specialists have added another tool in their kit: grazing.

You have never heard Mozart like this before. Drew Henderson and Michael Kolk, the two men in the Henderson Kolk Duo haven’t been in Yorkton before, and they haven’t committed their new arrangement to record yet.

There is always a lot of buzz at this time of year, at least if you are a National Hockey League fan. While I am not sure there is the fanaticism surrounding the sport that there was when I was younger, I am back engaged with hockey.

The Water Security Agency (WSA) released the preliminary spring runoff outlook for 2018.

It should be stated from the outset that I am generally pro technology. While there have been missteps at times, in general technology, especially in agriculture, has taken the industry forward.