Yorkton This Week

The City continues to work on providing fill which will facilitate the development of both a new Honda dealership, and a new Royal Ford location in the city.

Matt Kustra of Yorkton will be trading in his yellow and black Sacred Heart football uniform for the red and white of the Notre Dame Hounds.

Visitors to Crooked Lake Provincial Park will see $1.

Saskatchewan residents have until October 18 to nominate individuals for the Saskatchewan Volunteer Medal. The Volunteer Medal recognizes individuals who have provided outstanding volunteer service or exceptional community involvement.

A property development located north of Highway #10 east of Yorkton has a new company behind it, bringing new life to the project.

The Chief and council of the Cote First Nation will not recognize the non-confidence vote held by band members in late July, says the council's lawyer.

It was a case of love at first sight for Al Christensen. Twenty-seven years ago the Seven Persons, Alta. resident attended a tractor and truck pulling competition and he was hooked on the sport.

Opening early next month, Yorkton will have its first shop for used sports gear available to the public when the Yorkton Sports Bank opens its doors the public on Sept. 6, said urban youth sport co-ordinator, Amber Zaharia.

Matthijs Wenning of the Yorkton Regional High School was among the 250-plus competitors who took part in The Health Foundation's 5th Annual Charity Road Race took over the City's neighbourhood streets very very early on a Sunday morning.

The old Dairy Producers property on York Road appears poised for a major upgrade, and the City of Yorkton will provide some initial tax relief if the work proceeds. The property on 41 York Road West has been mostly vacant since Saputo Foods Ltd.