Yorkton This Week

They’re a pretty good team and they put together four runs in the bottom of the sixth to go up on us.

Hundreds of Canadian self-storage facilities and campgrounds are receiving massive bills from the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA), because they don’t have the required number of employees to qualify for the small business tax rate.

Recently, Health Minister Dustin Duncan confirmed that Saskatchewan will be the first Canadian province to take a provincial approach to an open family presence policy in health care facilities.

CWE made its return to Yorkton on Thursday with the Back to the Future Tour. Many top independent wrestlers competed in the five matches that took place. Jason ‘The Gift’ Kincaid defeated ‘The Dark Prophet’ Orin Veidt.

Throne speeches are not budgets, but they can set the tone for budgets.

The weather, gorgeous all week probably didn’t hurt, but Yorktonites showed their heart by coming out in droves Thursday in support of Fort McMurray evacuees. A barbecue held at City Centre Park garnered $5,500 in donations for the Red Cross.

There’s an old saying: “If you can’t do the time, don’t do the crime.” The same can be said about having your name in the newspaper, although that doesn’t really set up as well for the nice rhyming couplet.

Well ladies and gentlemen, the time has come.

You wouldn’t know it from the Saskatchewan Party’s throne speech. Much like his low-key March re-election campaign, Premier Brad Wall’s throne speech downplayed the unpleasantness and accentuated the positives.

In the story, “Bail granted in police assault” (Page A6, Yorkton This Week, May 18, 2016), it was erroneously suggested that Michael Winter entered the Yorkton RCMP detachment “wielding a knife.” Mr.