Yorkton This Week

The Ministry of Parks, Culture and Sport will be launching its provincial park campsite reservation system for the 2017 summer season on Tuesday, April 4.

In the next week or so, Yorkton property owners will find out that their taxes will go up, on average, about 10 per cent this year.

Science isn’t everything. But it is crucial to governing, decision-making, protecting human health and the environment and resolving questions and challenges around our existence.

Daughter Amanda had surgery recently. Her recovery requires stringent restrictions to allow full healing. No twisting. No bending. No vacuuming. No several other things. Worst of all, no lifting.

It’s appropriate that, at the country’s 150th anniversary, the Stars for Saskatchewan season ends with a play celebrating history.

I can never quite get used to some of the things people are proud of.

A recent poll suggests the SaskParty is at its lowest level of support in a decade. While, many pro-NDP voters will tell you it’s because of recent policy announcements; I feel it goes a lot deeper than that.

Let’s make a cup of tea and pretend that we’re sitting around a fire pit, sharing stories as watch the flames flicker and dance. Get comfy in your chair, sit back, and let me tell you about the legend of the three sisters.

Snakes elicit emotion in people, most reacting negatively. “Why is it that we fear these snakes?” questioned Ray Poulin with the Royal Saskatchewan Museum in Regina.

Canadians involved in trade with the United States may have felt a rather chill wind coming out of the south last week. That wind of course was from the mouth of U.S.