Yorkton This Week

Recently, in Beijing, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Chinese Premier Li Keqiang concluded the second Annual Leaders’ Dialogue between Canada and China.

In the autumn of 1914, Pope Benedict XV tried unsuccessfully to stop a war that he described as “The suicide of civilized Europe.

Two MLAs fielded questions from Yorkton agrologists and farmers at a speaking engagement in the newly-opened Pattison Agriculture building. Warren Kaeding, the MLA for Melville-Saltcoats, and the Minister of the Economy Hon.

Gene drive was a term I had admittedly not heard before coming across a recent article in the agriculture press, and it took only a few paragraphs of that article to feel excited by its potential and also shudder with fear regarding its possible repe

Healthcare students and professionals collected a bevy of scholarships to advance their education at an annual awards ceremony in the Yorkton Regional Health Centre on Dec. 13.

The Hungarian Revolution in 1956, an attempt to get the country out of Soviet rule, resulted in a violent response by the USSR, with tanks rolling into Budapest to violently end the uprising.

The Yorkton Terriers head to the Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League break after a pair of weekend losses.

The Saskatchewan Rush season kicked off Saturday, and that is a highlight of the sporting year from this scribe’s perspective. If you are not aware of the Rush yet, I cannot overstate the excitement you are missing.

The Yorkton Chamber of Commerce (YCC) has a new logo it can put on its materials. They’ve been accredited by the Chamber Accreditation Council of Canada (CACA) for their professionalism and community engagement.

In Yorkton Provincial Court, Judge Patrick Koski spoke to a high school class about his role as a judge.