Yorkton This Week

One truth about farming is that acres tend to flow to crops deemed to have the best chance of a good return. On first look that statement is rather obvious, and would seem to make sense.

Every year there are one or two Oscar nominations where someone is up for an award because everyone generally likes them rather than because they did anything particularly impressive in their most recent performance.

The Yorkton Terriers had a rare three point week with a win and a shoot-out loss on home ice.

Hockey teams from across Saskatchewan and Manitoba went head-to-head at the Kinsmen Arena over the weekend as they vied for glory in the 2018 Yorkton Midget Tier Two Tournament.

In my first column of 2018 I reflected on some of the more interesting events which could make this year memorable.

It’s less than a month away and Kelvington is getting very excited to host the Saskatchewan Snowmobile Association (SSA) 2018 Provincial Snowmobile Festival – February 23 and 24 – titled “Come play in the Stix on the old Route 66!” The event is a fun

Fayden Gramyk found out he was going to Texas when he checked his phone. “I got a bunch of alerts on my phone saying congratulations,” he said. “It was really exciting.

Recently, Federal Minister of Agriculture and Agri-Food Lawrence MacAulay and Saskatchewan Agriculture Minister Lyle Stewart announced $6.

Cornerstone Credit Union has been recognized as one of the Top Employers in Saskatchewan for 2018. This is the second consecutive and the third time in four years Cornerstone has received this designation.

Yorkton Council officially proclaimed February as Kinsmen Kindness Month following a request made by the Yorkton Kinsmen and Kinette Clubs at the regular meeting of Council Monday.