Yorkton This Week

Installation of a new 30 kilometre-long pipeline to help supply Melville and area with a more reliable and sustainable water supply has recently been completed – marking a construction milestone in an ongoing infrastructure project.

What a year! People who donated and participated in the events of The Health Foundation should feel very good about the donations they made – we have been able to buy equipment that makes a difference in peoples’ lives.

With the flipping of the calendar Monday we have headed into a new year which in the world of sports could be one of the best in years – at least from my perspective.

The Yorkton Film Festival is proud to announce the next installment in its 2017 – 2018 OPEN Cinema screening program and its first for 2018! To mark Remembrance Week, YFF will be holding a screening of the film Reserve 107: Reconciliation on the Prai

With a new year upon us, one thing is certain: 2018 will be a definite change in terms of Saskatchewan's political landscape. To begin with Brad Wall’s reign as leader of the Saskatchewan Party, and as Premier, will come to an end.

The Yorkton Public Library is open at 9 a.m. Monday-Friday. --- Experience a wee bit of Scotland in Saskatchewan. Yorkton & District Scottish Society proudly presents the 40th Annual Burns Supper.

The end of the year is a nostalgic time. It’s a brief pause in our lives where we can step away from day-to-day busyness for a moment.

This week we count down the top five sports stories that happened in Yorkton during the 2017 year.