Yorkton This Week

Premier Brad Wall today announced that ring session of the Legislative Assembly will begin on Monday, March 5 with the 2012-13 provincial budget to be delivered on Wednesday, March 21.

T.W. Frederick. April 20, 1916 - February 2, 2012. It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of our dear father and grandfather, Fred Tiller on February 2, 2012. Fred was born at Wolseley, the son of Tom and Edith Tiller.

A pair of home ice wins have kept the Yorkton Terriers in control of second place in the Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League's Sherwood Conference. The Terriers have 61 points based on a record of 28-19-2-3, trailing first place Weyburn with 72 points.

Valentine card message: When the field phone battery lags And nothing else will do I'll use my trusting signal flags To signal: I love you! The card is courtesy of my own childhood souvenir box.

There were a lot of soccer games and a lot of futsal played over the weekend at the Gloria Hayden Community Centre for the 1st Annual Yorkton Indoor soccer tournament for U8, 10, 12, 14 and men's teams.

You likely noticed the fuss kicked up by Saskatoon Humboldt MP Brad Trost over the "ironclad" discipline demanded by the federal governments like Prime Minister Stephen Harper's Conservative regime.

Ted Tarnowetski beloved husband of Helen Tarnowetski of Yorkton, passed away on Sunday, January 29, 2012 at the Regina General Hospital. He was eighty three years of age.

Though we have had an amazing winter, even with a few cold days thrown in, we can probably all use a mid-winter gardening pick-me-up.

The Saskatchewan Urban Municipalities Association annual conference was held last week, and while SUMA is often thought of primarily as a lobby group for urban centres in the province, the real strength of the conference might come from the networkin

The boys' curling team from the Yorkton Regional High School played Preeceville over the weekend in a game they needed to win in order to play for a gold medal.