Yorkton This Week

The Painted Hand Community Development Corporation announced a contribution of $15,000 to The Health Foundation.

High Impact Wrestling rumbles back into the Legion Hall in Yorkton next Friday (Dec. 16), and heel Rex Roberts will be among the headliners.

Lightning can strike twice! Ken Goltz won a combined $28,613 on the September 12th and 18th POOLS football lottery tickets. The regular SPORT SELECT player discovered his win when he checked his tickets online.

The Canadian Federation of University Women is a voice on issues which are important to women, but that has not made attracting today's university graduates to the fold easy.

BRIGHT MORNING STARS The Wailin' Jennys True North Records 9-out-of-10 If you were going to pick a near perfect blending of female voices you would not go far wrong in selecting the Wailin' Jennys.

Each month a male and a female student is selected as the SHHS Saint of the Month. Saint of the Month students are nominated by staff and students of SHHS.

Who is influencing Canada's resource priorities? In a puzzling appeal to anti-American sentiment, some industry supporters claim that U.S. foundations are threatening Canadian policy by donating money to environmental groups here.

The addition of visitor parking fees will be part of a slate of changes to parking procedures at Yorkton Regional Health Centre in the near future.

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Research confirms that a partial skeleton discovered in Saskatchewan is a new species of plant-eating dinosaur. The new species has been named Thescelosaurus assiniboiensis* after Saskatchewan's historic District of Assiniboia, in which it was found.