Yorkton This Week

And so we start the process to reveal what I rate the top Canadian board game.

Local Air Cadet Squadron #17 Yorkton celebrated their 75th Annual Inspection parade today at the YRHS. The Reviewing Officer for the ceremony was His Worship Bob Maloney. Sgt. Dane Durdin, masterfully commanded the parade square of 20 Cadets.

The SaskTel Saskatchewan Jazz Festival is built around a festival in Saskatoon at the end of June, but it goes beyond a Saskatoon based event. Proof was in the tour of area schools by the jazz combo lead by trumpeter Dan McNeill.

In 1988, NEC of Japan released the CD-ROM² System, an add-on for their PC Engine console. While most games at the time were based on the cartridge format, the CD offered new frontiers of storage.

Kids on the farm live in a workplace, their friends come visit a workplace, they help out in that workplace and they experience all the dangers inherent of a place filled with big machines, construction and other dangers.

The June 15, 1944 edition of the Yorkton Enterprise was defined by beginnings and endings. It marked the beginning of the CCF in the province, which took power in a landslide election.

Sound comes to the big screen, but brings with it other problems.

Alan Naegeli and Larry Babcock’s weekend got off to a great start! The long-time friends won $100,000 on the Friday, May 19 WESTERN MAX draw.

To live in rural Saskatchewan these days means to do without something else. Perhaps this isn’t so different than the norm in rural Saskatchewan for years.

Seeding is advancing quickly in the province thanks to warm, dry weather. Producers now have 60 per cent of the provincial crop in the ground, according to Saskatchewan Agriculture’s Weekly Crop Report.