Yorkton This Week

Leafy spurge and the Grinch would make a good couple; while one depresses the Christmas cheer the other depresses your forage yield and quality.

Cattle producers know all too well how factors beyond their control can wreak havoc with the markets and cause financial hardship.

As students prepare for the next steps of their life, they need to get ready for the job market and their own future.

While this is celebrating Canadian history, we can’t deny that sometimes events outside of the country impact us at home. On this day, in 1963, American President John F.

A press release found its way into my inbox the other day. It declared that the majority of Canadians would like a charitable donation made in their name as a Christmas gift.

Last weekend, the Sacred Heart High School senior girls volleyball team hosted the 4A high school provincial championships at Sacred Heart and St. Michael’s school in Yorkton.

The Yorkton Brick Mill Heritage Society has scrubbed its historic building clean as it continues with its renovations. The society recently washed away decades-old graffiti from the old mill’s outer walls.

Better understanding of our problems today requires better understanding of our history. Sadly, this seems to have been lost on Education Minister Bronwyn Eyre, given her comments the legislature about First Nations/treaty education in the classroom.

In the early hours of November 22, the Yorkton RCMP, in conjunction with the “F” Division Emergency Response Team (ERT) and Police Dog Services from Regina and Yorkton executed a high risk Criminal Code search warrant on Agriculture Avenue in Yorkton

Serenity Fabrick-Kequahtooway attends school like all kids her age, but the nine-year-old will occasionally come home in a lot of pain.