Yorkton This Week

When one thinks of Laurie Renton a few words come to mind. Holistic; adventurous; friendly; inspirational; helpful; kind; entrepreneur; innovator. Her hometown certainly aren’t the only people who view her as an innovated entrepreneur.

Everyone enjoys the nostalgia from reminiscing over songs of the past. They remind us of a time when we were free of responsibility, when we cried our eyes dry over jerks that stood us up, or when we took a lengthy road trip with a few good friends.

Life is hard. Just ask Goga Ashkenazi. “’Like most working mothers, Goga Ashkenazi finds it hard to juggle everything,’ says Julia Llewellyn Smith in The Times’,” an article posted on Facebook stated.

Early on in The Complete Works, Justin Stephenson’s adaptation (of sorts) of the works of Canadian avant garde poet bpNichol, is a reading of the sound poem “White Sound.” In a way, it functions as a gateway to the rest of the film.

Legen-dary boxer Muhammad Ali passed away Friday night at the age of 74. There have been many tributes and kind words spoken of Ali all across the world over the last few days and many of the comments are deserved.

View from the Cheap Seats is an extension of the newsroom, which is frequently a site of heated debate on topics ranging from the extremely serious to the utterly ridiculous.

Yorkton’s motto is Where Good Things Happen! and as we move into the summer season, we continue to get visitors from all over the world coming to see the truth behind our motto In the month of May, Tourism Yorkton Information Centre welcomed 361 visi

With the 16th annual Painted Hand Casino Pow Wow in full swing over the weekend, many dancers, spectators, singers and drum groups from all over North America gathered together in celebration.

Decoration Day Services marking the Normandy Invasion of World War II were hosted by the General Alexander Ross Branch #77 of the Royal Canadian Legion Monday.

Welcome to Week CCX of ‘Fishing Parkland Shorelines’. Like most of us I am a novice fisherman, loving to fish, but far from an expert.