Yorkton This Week

Many analogies have been drawn over the years between Saskatchewan's two favour sports - football and politics. Both are rough and tumble and often won in the trenches. Both will see the occasional cheap shot.

Somehow, upscale restaurateurs believe that diners will soon willingly pay more for a beef dish if it comes with disclosure of the DNA of the actual cow being eaten, according to a May Associated Press report.

It was a bright and sunny day, perfect for families to construct their masterpieces as Yorkton-based Holt Gelenden hosted a sand castle building competition at Good Spirit Lake Provincial Park on the Government Beach Sunday afternoon.

The AAA Provincials of Junior level baseball were held over the Civic Holiday weekend in Yorkton, lasting nearly three full days. The Alexander's Mens Wear Junior Cardinals hosted.

"I'm not having a heart attack," I said. But no one listened. Things move fast when you show up at emergency complaining of chest pain and trouble breathing.

Every day of the summer, an average of 45 Canadians are hospitalized for an injury resulting from a wheel- or water-based sport or recreational activity, according to new data from the Canadian Institute for Health Information (CIHI).

An afternoon spent on an all-terrain vehicle (ATV) can be fun, exhilarating and a great way to experience nature, but if ridden improperly these machines can be dangerous.

Collection we have this photo of First Nations people in ceremonial dress. It likely dates to the 1960s. Unfortunately, there were no names or details of the event given with the photograph.

On Sunday night, a 14-year-old boy was struck and killed by a vehicle while riding his bike in the city. The accident occurred at 7:15 pm at the intersection of Gladstone Avenue and Highway 16.