Yorkton This Week

Last week, I entered an alternate dimension. It was a complete accident. I hadn’t planned to step into a different plane of existence. I was just trying to get to Regina.

The British Commonwealth Air Training Plane bases spotted across the Canadian Prairies are an important part of the aviation history of this country and Canada’s contribution to the war effort.

The Winter Olympics will be beginning to wind down by the time readers see this. It is a major sports event which has seemed unable to capture our collective imagination to the level of recent Winter Olympics.

The typical vision of a museum as a building inside which historic items are stored and displayed is changing. There is increasing interest in the idea of ecomuseums, Dr.

A Willowbrook-based writer has published her first book. Have You Met My Dragon is the first release from Crystal Dyste. The book, a first in an anticipated series addresses common mental health issues facing today’s young people.

With their playoff lives on the line Yorkton would host LaRonge for a pair of games on the long weekend, losing both to the Icewolves who hold the league’s worst record and with the losses all hope of a playoff berth.

A Century of Film is an ongoing series where Devin Wilger watches one movie from each year between 1917 and today. For the year of 1945, it’s The Bells of St. Mary's. The first minutes of The Bells of St.

The first time I saw two person curling, I saw a brilliant idea. It wasn’t the mixed doubles event at the Olympics, it was the Iron Man Bonspiel held at the Yorkton Curling Club.

There are challenges in life, but you have to face them head-on and keep moving forward. That was the underlying message from Kendall Netmaker, the man behind Neechie Gear clothing, as he spoke last week at the Dr. Brass Bears Love Yourself Day.

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