Yorkton This Week

In trying to justify their decision to drop the electoral reform promise the Liberal Party made in the last election, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau asked if someone really wanted Kelly Leitch to have her own party.

“Our justice system is broken!” whined the giant man-baby currently occupying 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue in Washington D.C.

Now that we have some colder weather, the idea of getting out on the ice to do some ice fishing seems a bit more popular. Every year officers get asked many questions related to ice fishing.

On this day in history, in 1965, Canada officially adopted the Maple Leaf as the country’s flag.

Many generous friends of live performance have stepped up to support the revitalization of the Annne Portnuff Theatre at Yorkton Regional High School.

In January 2017, Saskatchewan’s unemployment rate dropped from 6.6 per cent in December to 6.4 per cent in January (seasonally adjusted). Saskatchewan had the fourth lowest unemployment rate among the provinces.

Education is about giving kids possibilities, and encouraging kids to have an interest in science can open up possibilities in their future.

The Yorkton Xerox Terriers of the Saskatchewan Bantam AA Hockey League have come to the end of the regular season. Their final two games were played last weekend in Swift Current and Moose Jaw, and they came out on top of both games.

The Sacred Heart High School Saints senior boys’ basketball team traveled to Estevan last weekend to participate in an eight-team tournament. With a 1-2 record, the Saints finished in fourth place at the end of the weekend. On Friday, Feb.

The Tonkin Curling Club held its annual ladies bonspiel from Feb. 9-11. With a total of 10 participating teams, it’s the highest turn out the club has seen in the past few years.