Yorkton This Week

China’s Premier Li Keqiang and Canada’s Prime Minister Justin Trudeau have announced that Canadian canola can continue to be exported to China under the current regulatory regime while officials work to finalize a long-term solution to blackleg conce

“There has been hard work put in by many people, at the provincial level, at the construction and architectural level, but also in this community of Langenburg and the surrounding area.

A break in the weather over the past few days has allowed farmers to make good harvest progress.

“I did not want to, nor did I write any one person’s autobiography persay. On the contrary the full story is truths from many lives that are well blended together.

The farm home of the Peaker brothers was located in the Rural Municipality of Wallace, south of Yorkton; Township 25, Section 6, Range 3 West of the 2nd Meridian. On the R.M.

Both insults and bodies were flying around the Sacred Heart High School gym on Friday, night. High Impact Wrestling presented Kings of Destruction, a professional wrestling event that had crowds on their feet all night long.

Saskatchewan’s annual ban on elm tree pruning ends August 31. Homeowners can prune their elm trees starting September 1. Pruning elm trees is prohibited from April 1 to August 31 each year to reduce the risk of Dutch elm disease (DED).

Safe Driver Recognition changes effective this October Changes to SGI’s Safe Driver Recognition (SDR) program take effect Oct. 12, 2016. The program was implemented in 2002 to reward safe drivers and encourage risky drivers to change their behaviour.

With classes back in session, school zone safety is the traffic safety spotlight for the month of September.

Originating in Ukraine, the Sisters Servants of Mary Immaculate migrated to Canada to serve the Ukrainian pioneers.