Yorkton This Week

“It’s a rock show for kids. The Bubble Guppies are going to rock out, someone goes missing, and they have to find out where this person went.

Recently, the Federal Agriculture and Agri-Food Minister Lawrence MacAulay and Saskatchewan Agriculture Minister Lyle Stewart announced details of the 2017 Crop Insurance Program.

Henri Rudolph Roosmale Nepvue and Katherina Reaman met in the new Yorkton/York Colony.

City council has designated March 13 as Nothing Special Day following a presentation by the Commemorative and Awareness Days Fatigue Society (CADFS). At its regular meeting February 21, Council heard from Nolan Skaple, CADFS president.

Yorkton United Football Club’s under 12 girls Tornadoes captured gold in the annual Golden Boy soccer tournament in Winnipeg from Feb. 17–20, 2017. The girls’ roster was bolstered with two guest players from Weyburn, Nyla Prochinsky and Taya Schmidt.

The Yorkton United Football Club’s U13 boys placed first in Winnipeg’s annual Golden Boy indoor soccer tournament, which was held from Feb. 17-20.

Saskatchewan’s newest microbrewery is Back Forty Brewery, and its located right here in Yorkton. Co-owner, and assistant brewmaster, Corey Geddes said the brewery came together rather quickly after having the initial idea.

The Yorkton United Football Club’s U9 boys competed in the Golden Boy tournament in Winnipeg over the Family Day weekend.

Whether you’re a Yorkton Terriers fan or a Melville Millionaires fan (let’s face it – no one cheers for both), you can watch the game live in Yorkton for free this weekend with the Terriers’ “Fill the Farrell” promotion, allowing free admission to fa

Yorkton United Football Club’s U9 girls Rush had an incredible final tournament of the season at the Winnipeg Golden Boy.