Yorkton This Week

You don't get to be the most popular premier in the country by being shy of the spotlight. And Saskatchewan Premier Brad Wall is hardly shy ... although that certainly doesn't make him unique among politicians.

From left to right: George Gallagher, Jack Shortreed, Jack Goodman, Florence Holland, Hanna Stupak, Donna Munroe, Audrey West, Charita Paulsen, Doreen Smith, Dorothy Wasmuth, John Willms, Tony Pawluck, Bob Rodonets, Merv Philips, Jack Rosenblatt, Bil

Unknown Rooms: A Collection of Acoustic Songs Chelsea Wolfe 7-out-of-10 Quiet nights around the campfire are coming, can you feel it? A beverage, a snack, the sharp crackle and the crickets, and of course something gentle playing from the porch.

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

Happy May Day! In spite of mainly cooler temperatures, the snow has been going down; and guess what I saw about ten days ago: a dandelion, blooming! The poor thing was pressed up against the foundation of a south wall, and it was a feeble little thin

In honour of Immunization Awareness Week April 20 to 27, the consumer advocacy group Bad Science Watch ramped up its campaign to force Health Canada to de-register homeopathic "vaccine alternatives" known as nosodes.

TA Foods Ltd. in Yorkton has quietly been forging markets for its flax products in markets around the world.

The City of Yorkton might be seen as a model of what is facing municipalities across this country, and that is a need for infrastructure upgrades.

The Yorkton Harvest held their first spring camp under newly appointed head coach Dan Cross on April 26-27. "It was good to get a look at all of the players and get feel for being the head coach," said Cross.

More than 170 volunteers from 30 sport, culture and recreation organizations in the city were honoured at the second annual Mayor's Volunteer Appreciation Reception April 24 at Gallagher Centre.