Yorkton This Week

“Our Denim and Diamonds Gala was a great evening, raising nearly $40,000,” said Diane Rusnak, Chair of The Health Foundation. “We had 260 guests and raised a lot of money for the new equipment need in the ICU.

The Advisory Committee on Francophone Affairs’ latest report to the Government of Saskatchewan has been received by Provincial Secretary Nadine Wilson.

Hands-on learning

Students from both Sacred Heart High School and Yorkton Regional High School are planning what they want to do after school is over.

Eating food that you are aware of where it comes from is increasingly something many are aspiring to.

The wet weather of October, and the resulting crop left in the field, certainly was a key element of a presentation at the Sask Grain Expo last week in Yorkton.

Last week draft horses were provided an opportunity to show the strength they once exhibited doing work on the farm pulling ploughs, seeders, stumps while breaking the land, and all manner of chores required in the operation of an early farm on the C

Tastes are changing in terms of what people are seeking out in terms of antiques and collectables. And that means some items are being hotly sought, and others are simply not.

Lieutenant George Franklin Dracup, 128th Canadian Infantry Battalion gave his life for his country July 28, 1917 and is buried at Bailleul Military Cemetery, Bailleul, France. He died of wounds received in action.

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