Yorkton This Week

Eva had a huge heart – no one would deny that. Generous throughout her life, her habit of generosity became overblown in her senior years. She seemed resolved to out-give God himself.

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.

Welcome to Week 2 of The Bug and Me (alternatively The Rewiring of Thom or Everything I Need to Know About Life I’m Learning from My Dog).

Randy’s Picks at the Yorkton Film Festival Come to the Yorkton Film Festival. Meet the filmmakers, ask questions and discuss ideas. This is what makes the Yorkton Film Festival so special. This is a list of my favourites for the 2016 festival.

Health Minister Dustin Duncan tabled a motion that asks the Standing Committee on Human Services to review Saskatchewan’s current approach to organ and tissue donation, and recommend ways to improve the rate of donations.

So I do find the idea of print ’n’ play games fascinating as a general comment.

Making it to 50 is a milestone worth celebrating. Saskatchewan Polytechnic’s School of Nursing is a year away from its 50th Anniversary Celebrations and the countdown to next year’s festivities has begun.

Our Stories: Artifacts Tell All! is a new feature exhibit opening at Government House in Regina this afternoon to celebrate Government House’s 125th anniversary.

It’s been called “Canada’s Secret Pension Plan” but it’s no secret that the Saskatchewan Pension Plan (SPP) has won national acclaim for its success in helping Canadians prepare for retirement. SPP celebrates its 30th anniversary this year.

It always amazes me how advertising goes the extra mile by researching their target audiences now. Ads are served up to people fresh and fast; bright and colourful; short and sweet. Content is arranged attractively and written in brief.