Yorkton This Week

Every province, no matter how small it is, no matter if their economy is a dumpster fire, no matter if their young populace is fleeing in droves due to poor job opportunities (*cough* Nova Scotia *cough*); all of them have one thing to be proud of.

Producers have made significant harvest progress, due in large part to the warm and dry weather, according to Saskatchewan Agriculture’s Weekly Crop Report.

Acknowledged for its historical integrity and association with the ranching experience in Saskatchewan, the Historic W.D. & Alice Reesor Ranch has been designated as the province’s 52nd Provincial Heritage Property.

Exactly 100 years ago, some women in Canada earned the right to vote federally. There are a few caveats to that otherwise important landmark.

Light comedy and ambitious musical sequences.

Hearing about Const. Francis Deschenes in Nova Scotia, who was killed while helping someone change a tire, I’m reminded that it wasn’t too long ago that a police officer helped me change a tire.

Two candidates for the Saskatchewan Party Leadership position were in town last week to speak with locals and raise awareness about their campaigns.

Before there was a flour mill in Yorkton there was a brick-making company — and so it was that just around the turn of the twentieth century, the factory owner used his company to build a brick structure — the structure known for decades simply as th

Yorkton artists are coming together under one roof to promote creativity during Culture Days. Big Brothers Big Sisters Yorkton (BBBS) is hosting a Discovering the Arts event on September 30. It runs from 2-5 p.m.

Many view this is a bizarre way to select the next premier. At issue is the replacement of Premier Brad Wall through the Saskatchewan Party leadership process that will end with the results of a preferential, mail-in ballot disclosed at a Jan.