Yorkton This Week

The Yorkton Film Festival continues this year’s OPEN Cinema screening program, with a kick-off for a unique event taking place at the Yorkton Public Library, through a screening of the film Human Library Stories.

For most of us, it’s an easy and simply solution to ask Saskatchewan public servants to do their part to tackle the province’s billion-dollar deficit. But for Premier Brad Wall, it’s also a problem if his own making. Consider the wages at SaskPower.

Guided by a new strategic plan, Parkland College is beginning 2017 with a renewed emphasis on serving the needs of its students this year and beyond. The new plan dictates the College’s education and training priorities to 2020.

SaskTel today announced that in 2016 it expanded Select Wi-Fi to Canora, Esterhazy, Humboldt, Kamsack, Kindersley, Lloydminster, Melville, Nipawin, Rosetown, and Tisdale.

A cold night is an irritant for those of us with homes to go home to, but for people without a home it can be life threatening.

A Yorkton RCMP officer, who has chosen to remain anonymous, is being hailed as a hero following a traffic incident last week.

On Monday, Jan. 9, the Yorkton Terriers attended an informational session about First Nations communities, culture and ways in which sports can aid in reconciliation across Canada.

A Yorkton judge has reserved his decision in an abduction case involving a sexual assault and drug trafficking.

A 50-year-old area man currently serving an intermittent sentence for possession of child pornography is now facing methamphetamine trafficking charges.

The more things change, the more they stay the same. I’ve been watching old episodes of Columbo recently.