Yorkton This Week

Canadian Wheat Board director Kyle Korneychuk says the announced end to the single-desk selling agency for Western Canadian wheat, durum and export barley will cost farmers, and ultimately rural communities money.

By the time you read this, you will be in the midst of one of the most predictable Saskatchewan election campaigns in history. Although Premier Brad Wall has not yet gone to see Lt.-Gov.

There have been some weird things happening in the world of sports over the past couple weeks or so. Not the least of which happened over the long weekend when Tiger Woods was pelted with a hot dog while lining up to make a shot.

16 & 1 Doc Walker Open Road Records 7.5-out-of-10 Let's face it, few bands in Canadian country can match the success of Doc Walker over the last decade.

High Impact Wrestling (HIW) comes to Yorkton this Saturday. The Regina-based wrestling promotion will be holding a show at the Royal Canadian Legion Hall, in what company spokesperson Matt Rogers says is hoped to be a regular event.

Saltcoats Seniors host regular Monday morning coffee time open at 9:00 a.m. The monthly noon pot luck luncheon is on Oct. 17 and all are welcome. The Seniors Yorkton Handi Bus run leaves the Town Office at 9:00 a.m. on Thurs., Oct.

Saskatchewan voters head to the polls Nov.7. Over the next three weeks Yorkton This Week will ask Yorkton constituency candidates a series of questions on issues of interest.

The Harvest skated into Swift Current Saturday afternoon. They looked just fine until the third period. Yorkton jumped out to a 2-0 lead by the end of the second period on goals by Lynnden Pastachak and Nicholas Pouliot.

The Yorkton Terriers took it on the chin on the weekend losing both ends of a Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League home-and-home set with Melville.

Alleys - Margaret Phillips, Sept. 6 to Oct. 28, 2011. To create these images of the urban landscape in Yorkton, Margaret focused her lens on the alleyways and hidden moments of charm and colour behind the scenes in the city.