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Candidates square off in debate

Candidates square off in debate

Yorkton-Melville's federal election candidates defended their platforms at a forum hosted by Yorkton's Chamber of Commerce at the Royal Canadian Legion on April 13. Each candidate was permitted a five-minute opening statement.

Students hold famine

On April 8-9, Canadian youth from schools, churches and youth organizations across the country volunteered 30 hours of their time with the goal to raise more than $4.
Wall's helicopters must be more than flash

Wall's helicopters must be more than flash

Premier Brad Wall's detractors tend to criticize him for jumping into costly big-dream ideas without properly examining them first.
Deathly Hallows is bloody brilliant

Deathly Hallows is bloody brilliant

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1 (DVD/Blu-Ray) - Dir. David Yates. Starring Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson, Rupert Grint.
Print 'n Play game one worth the effort

Print 'n Play game one worth the effort

In discussing games here on a weekly basis there have been many genres of games but one that has not been reviewed is the world of print 'n play (PnP) games. Well that changes now as we take a look at Ragnarok: Aesir and Jotunn.
Supper held

Supper held

The Blue Bonnet held a perogie and sausage supper on March 20, and a very good crowd came out to support us. Although the weather wasn't the best, they still came out. A 50/50 draw was made and the lucky winner was Garry Dubiel.
Dawn Treader could be better

Dawn Treader could be better

The Chronicles of Narnia: The Voyage of the Dawn Treader (DVD/Blu-Ray) - Dir. Michael Apted. Starring Georgie Henley, Skandar Keynes, Will Poulter.

City water and sewer pipes showing age

Yorkton Council received a look at the state of its water and wastewater network at its Committee-of-the Whole meeting Monday.

Affordable housing growing issue

The issue of the shortage of affordable housing is one which was brought into local focus at a Regional Housing Conference held in Yorkton last Tuesday.

Tender for plant decommissions

Yorkton Council approved another tender in the ongoing work related to the City's new water treatment plant. The last contract covers decommissioning work which consists of the demolition of the following facilities; Borden St. Facilities, Park ST.