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Yorkton This Week

UN declaration

Saskatchewan in motion endorsed the United Nations declaration to address the health, socio-economic and developmental impacts of non-communicable diseases (NCDs) - chiefly cardiovascular diseases, cancers, chronic respiratory diseases and diabetes -
BREDENBURY - Wedding wishes

BREDENBURY - Wedding wishes

Dave and Gloria Herron travelled to Abbortsford, BC for a week to visit Lorne and Julianne Herron. While there they attended the Abbortsford airshow and travelled to Vancouver to visit Stanley Park and many other interesting sites.
Fall clean up worth the work

Fall clean up worth the work

There are always a few signs that one season is ending and a new one beginning: the eager honking of geese as they soar through the crisp, clear, autumn sky; the golden hues of the leaves which seem to burnish almost overnight; and the Yorkton and Di

New bills coming

Imagine if you worked for a company that made money - literally. For the two secure printing companies in Ottawa, their business is exactly that.
Yorkton Sports Day

Yorkton Sports Day

Sept. 17 was marked 'Sports Day' in the City of Yorkton with a number of fun and exciting sports activites held at various locations.

Development a go

Twenty-four new apartments are being planned for 138 and 148 Catherine Street - the former C.J. Houston School site.

Cross Country meet Thursday

There will be a cross country run at Deer Park Municipal golf course on Sept. 22 (Thursday). The events are scheduled to start at 11 a.m. with the last category expected to start at 2:15 p.m.
The run continues

The run continues

The Terry Fox Run held in Yorkton Sunday was given a financial boost by a near $1,500 donation from Cornerstone Credit Union. Left, Sharon Kawa makes the cheque presentation to local run organizer Michael Pasloski before the run.

Atom football team looking forward to Estevan

Everything seemed to be going fine for the atom Yorkton Gridder football team.

Library returning to own spot

Fifteen months after a storm flooded the Yorkton Public Library on Broadway Street forcing the library to a temporary home, things are near ready for a move back to the city-owned building.
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