Yorkton This Week

We have and we hold the stuff we all feel we need to live. But as my husband has often reminded congregants, we dare not clutch it too tightly, because everything we own will one day end up in the landfill.

Most people understand that human-caused climate change is a real and serious threat.

I will miss the open prairie and big sky. This is part one of a two-part goodbye to Saskatchewan column. Rumours of my impending departure are true. Rumours that my wife left me are not.

So sticking with the recent theme of role playing games (RPGs), this week we look at Shadowrun.

Every gardener has a reference book or two or twenty, and one that would be a great addition to our collections is “Best Groundcovers and Vines For The Prairies” by Hugh Skinner and Sara Williams.

Ontario is taking steps to introduce gender neutral birth certificates. At the moment, there is work being done to ensure these legal documents will be accepted in other jurisdictions.

It was a homecoming for Tracy Seeley.

Daniel Cross honoured with Builder Award, Mitchells pick up Volunteer Award

This photo is of the first confirmation class of Reverend Rudolph Jacob Busch after his arrival in Yorkton in November of 1958.

The numbers don’t seem to be quite adding up. Or, if they do, they seem to be running counter to conditions, and earlier expectations.