Yorkton This Week

The Parkland Expos spent another weekend on the road and battled through a few tough games in Saskatchewan Premier Baseball League action. On Saturday, the midget AAA team faced the Muenster Red Sox in a double header. The Expos fell in both games.

The past few months have been quite a ride for powerlifter Gage Bush. From regionals, to provincials, to nationals, he’s pushed his body’s boundaries into lifting some incredible weight. His very first time competing was last October.

Mary Pickford proves why she was the most powerful woman in Hollywood.

Dear Editor: Recently there has been a public push by the Western Canadian Wheat Growers to change the Canadian varietal registration and grading system to allow American grown wheat full access into our export system.

Dear Editor: A totally unacceptable statement was made a while back by a government official during a TV interview about the Saskatchewan Transportation Company buses’ up-coming shut down! This was: that the STC was being subsidized by tax payers who

The Yorkton Film Festival has come and gone, and as always it was a notable event for the community. As successful as the latest edition of the Festival was, what is most intriguing is the history of the event.

It was a great showing for Yorkton last week at the 2017 ECDAA Track and Field meet.

Yet another round of protests prompted by the 2017-18 provincial budget erupted around the province last week.

Lesley Elizabeth Maddaford (72) of Yorkton, (formerly of the Saltcoats area) beloved wife, mother, grandmother, great-grandmother and friend passed away suddenly on May 15, 2017. Lesley was born on January 5, 1945 in Worcester, England.

It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of Sheryle Roberts of Bangor on March 29, 2017. Sheryle was predeceased by her parents, Jack and Ruth Illingworth and her brother, Herb.