Yorkton This Week

The Yorkton Terriers managed to turn a modest profit over the 2010-11 season. Gerry Smysnuik, with Parker Quine Chartered Accountants in Yorkton told the annual general meeting of the Yorkton Terrier Junior Hockey Booster Club Inc.

The Yorkton Airport Authority has set out the work to be carried out this year under the Community Airport Partnership.

Yorkton Council has unanimously approved acceptance of a tendered contract for the City's 2011 Asphalt Paving Program. The tender closed on June 17, 2011. There was one bid from Fedorowich Construction Ltd.

On a recent trip to Regina, my sweet hubby brought back a fragrant surprise: a bag of coffee grounds! A popular coffee shop is making an effort to go greener, and bag up their coffee grounds in five pound bags for recycling.

The contributions of Harry Bronfman to the history of Yorkton is being marked by naming a park after the man.

On the last day of June, Yorkton's Dr. Ivan E. Daunt stepped down from the Broadway Street clinic where he has practiced for the last 45 years.

Saskatchewan's annual Free Fishing Weekend will be July 9 and 10. One weekend each year is designated where residents and visitors may fish in Saskatchewan without having to purchase a licence.

The City of Yorkton is continuing to partner with the Ministry of Social Services to provide a Discounted Bus Pass Program in the city.

Just short of one year from Yorkton's 2010 flood, the last disaster victims still housed at SIGN on Broadway have left the building.

Two weekends ago she was crowned western women's champion motocross and last weekend she added to her list of achievements following the Women's Motocross Association Pro Nationals.