Yorkton This Week

“Give the gift of forgiveness this Christmas,” I read. “Set yourself free.” I had this friend, you see. Sometimes when we were together, I marveled she even called me friend. In so many ways, she seemed beyond me. She came into my life late.

Technology is changing so fast it sometimes has transitory effects on other activities, including the Yorkton Film Festival. In 2012, the Festival launched a short-lived category called Digital Media.

Some dear friends gave us a beautiful Christmas arrangement containing a little cedar and a Christmas cactus.

Welcome back to part two of games which would make worthy gifts this holiday season. If you have that certain someone who likes the challenge of thinking their way to a victory, then Hive is ideal.

It has been a month since the American election and, so far, I have not weighed in. It is not for lack of trying.

There are a lot of problems with Justin Trudeau’s carbon tax plan, not the least of which is the fact that a tax doesn’t even address the issue of a country becoming more green.

Genomics is fuelling innovations across many sectors of importance to Canadians.

It has long been my expectation that farming would become a sector where robotic machinery would become a major element of operations. Talk to producers and one of the major issues they face is finding reliable staff.

It was a dramatic weekend for Free My Muse Theatre Company.

There appears to be a growing interest in agriculture education in Canada, along with an increasing number of job opportunities in the industry, according to Statistics Canada data and a couple of independent surveys.