Yorkton This Week

When the high schoolers have been mentored, the films screened, the industry delegates schmoozed, the lobster eaten and the shotguns shot, it all comes down to a brief moment in the spotlight late in the evening on Saturday, the crowning of the top p

Saskatchewan’s city mayors and managers met in Meadow Lake last week to discuss common issues. As part of the meetings the mayors met with Minister Amarjeet Sohi, federal Minister of Infrastructure and Communities.

The Sunrise Health Region had announced effective June 1, acute care and emergency room services would be suspended at the Preeceville & District Health Centre.

In the May 25 edition of Yorkton This Week the following bike rodeo story was headlined on Page A3, but the story which ran was not correct. Here is the story, and YTW apologizes for the inconvenience.

People tend to think of film production as creative art and fun, which it is, but it is also big business.

The Sunrise Health Region has managed a modest surplus for 2015-16. “The operating expenses are less than operating revenues by $2 million and change,” Suann Laurent, President and CEO of the Region told the regular Board meeting last Wednesday.

The City of Yorkton will fly the Treaty 4 flag at City Hall June 21 to mark the contribution of First Nations people to the city.

A townhouse development at 96 Gladstone Avenue South has received the necessary Zoning Bylaw amendment to proceed.

Yorkton Council approved a number of tax abatements at its regular meeting Monday.

The Yorkton Cardinals are back for another run at the Western Major Baseball League titles.