Yorkton This Week

Not everyone likes to see Prairie Storm Chasers roll into town. It’s nothing against the storm chasing crew, which consists of Braydon Morisseau, Sean Schofer, Nevin deMilliano and Chris Ratzlaff, but instead why they’re in town.

If you are driving through a 60 km/hr construction zone with fresh oil or gravel on the road, but no workers are present, you are likely passing through a seal coat project.

With near-record temperatures yesterday, the Saskatchewan power grid registered a peak power demand of 3,360 megawatts (MW), beating the previous summer record of 3,331 MW.

Omar Khadr has spent his entire life as a piece in someone else’s game. First, a child soldier, brought to Afghanistan to a war he didn’t really understand.

The Yorkton Cardinals are on the backstretch of their season. Over the past week they’ve played four games, and went 1-4 in those matches. Last Wednesday, they played Regina in Melville.

Len Cameron and Allyson Beynon have been appointed to the Saltcoats Housing Authority Board of Directors. Other members of the board of directors are Sharon Gibler, Cameron Louttit and Edith Maddaford. Maddaford is chairperson.

Marie Dawe has been appointed to the Calder Housing Authority Board of Directors. Other members of the board of directors are Frank Becker, Barbara Albert, Sharon Sobkow and Everett Ironside. Ironside is chairperson.

July 20, 1905 was an important date in Saskatchewan history. Royal ascent was given to the Saskatchewan Act, which established the province of Saskatchewan and established the capital of the province in Regina.

Regina, SK, July 13, 2017 — During a fifth anniversary open house at the STARS Regina base today, The Mosaic Company announced a major gift of $2.

Candian Wrestling Elite (CWE) is returning to Yorkton in just a few weeks with a brand new tour called Nightmare on Elite Street. The tour will hit Yorkton on August 3, and the event will be held at Yorkdale Central School.