Yorkton This Week

“Nanas never get scared, right?” one of the Beans asked a while back. With Halloween lurking, our previously safe-looking neighbourhood had morphed into one haunted by witches and goblins, ghosts and skeletons.

After 104 laugh-free, contrived, lazy minutes, A Bad Moms Christmas ends the only way it can: A choreographed dance scene. Of course it does.

SaskEnergy and its Network of plumbing and heating contractors have teamed up on a pilot project to promote the importance of maintaining your furnace.

November 1 is All Saints Day, a day to commemorate the saints and dearly deceased.

There are times I feel as though I may have been gaming under a rock. I say that in part because the city has not had a game shop until recently.

Don Kunkel is hoping a trio of canvasback ducks will find their way to a conversation stamp.

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The majestic buffalo head dominates the North West Mounted Police’s first official crest. The proud motto: Maintain le droit (Maintain the right) appears in a maple leaf setting.

Parrish & Heimbecker, Ltd.’ is expanding its operations in Yorkton. “We’re basically opening up a new location,” explained Justin Watson, vice-president of Crop Inputs Canada, a division of P&H.

Grain Millers Harvest Showdown kicks off today in the city. The 29th annual edition of the event began this morning with the Farm Fitness & Finance – Finding a Balance Seminar presented by SaskCanola in the National Bank Financial Convention Place.