Yorkton This Week

A new year is the time for resolutions, and many families make the elusive promise to record family history.

God gave him a needle-sharp mind and exceptional gifts of teaching and administration.

American Vampire: Vol #7 Writer by Scott Snyder Art by Rafael Albuquerque & Matías Bergara Vertigo Comics I have avoided reviewing this series because I was so far into it when I started these reviews, but Vol #7 of American Vampires collects the sta

Wapos Bay has been a favorite of the Yorkton Film Festival since the series began, since the pilot episode - There’s No I in Hockey, which is also what we’re looking at today - took home the award for Best Children’s Programming in 2006.

It was more than a half decade ago I first came across MERCs. At the time I noted I enjoy gaming with miniatures, an area of the hobby which has a long and proud tradition.

Here we are in January. This is the time of year that is filled with heathy resolutions, but because of the cold temperatures and still limited daylight hours, we also yearn for comfort food. Allow me to help you satisfy both in a single recipe.

This year marks the sesquicentennial of the founding of Canada, but it wouldn’t be much of a Canadian event without a healthy dose of existential angst. True to form, the hand-wringing has begun.

Preeceville and area will now have increased access to primary health care and emergency room services, including extended evening and weekend hours, effective January 23, 2017: Monday to Friday emergency room services from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.

A recent gardening discussion among friends brought forth the question of what to do with amaryllis once they have finished blooming. First of all, do not throw out the bulb! Your amaryllis can bloom again.

Canadian agriculture producers have long prided themselves in being among the best in the world. In terms of dryland farming there is little doubt Canadians producers are good at getting the most bushels out of every acre.