Yorkton This Week

The November 13 Festival of Cultures at Sacred Heart High School is shaping up to be the largest and most elaborate event of its kind in Yorkton's history.

St. Mary's School hosted Education Week Pavilions on Thursday, October 20th, to celebrate the cultural diversity that exists in Canada. Eight countries showcased their cultural artifacts, music, language and food.

October observes both World Polio Day and the birthday of Dr. Jonas Salk, who developed the world's first safe and effective vaccine against this crippling and deadly disease.

As colder temperatures approach, parents may start feeling like their children are getting one cold after another all winter long. Colds are caused by viruses.

On the way to work you head to your local ABM and grab some cash to get you through the day. Countless cash transactions just like yours occur every minute of every day.

The Yorkton Enterprise headed this photo with "Yorkton bids Dobbin good-bye." It was the end of the City Dairy's horse-drawn wagon milk delivery service in Yorkton, November 24, 1960.

Violet Kluk, Vice President, and Kathy Rusnak, Treasurer, of the Ukrainian Catholic Women's League presented a cheque for $1,000 to Ross Fisher, Executive Director of The Health Foundation, to assist the breast screening program.

Saskatchewan Party leader Brad Wall visited Yorkton on Thursday to announce three new additions to his party's election platform. At a press conference held at Potzus Construction, Wall promised another $2.

Samuel and Kathryn Lohnes of Kee's Tae Kwon Do (TKD) in Yorkton were among the Black Belt MVPs Saturday afternoon following their performances at the 13th Annual Prairie Wildfire TKD Challenge.

"Legend" is not a title John McDermott would readily embrace, but his accomplishments have become legendary in recording industry lore.