Yorkton This Week

There is a definite shortage of housing in Yorkton. That was the overriding theme of the Housing Needs Assessment Study for the City of Yorkton presented at the regular meeting of Yorkton Council Monday.

The Yorkton Bantams will be hosting will be hosting a Tier II tournament this weekend and all games will be at the Kinsmen Arena

Now don't get me wrong - an additional 50,000 people in Saskatchewan in the past three years is great news. In fact, it's nearly unprecedented in our life time.

The City of Yorkton will be renewing its membership in the Assiniboine Watershed Stewardship Association. The request for membership came before Council at its regular meeting Monday.

The Yorkton Terriers Premier Cabinets Peewees saved their best for last and it came at a pretty good time against a pretty good team Sunday afternoon as the Everlast Eaves and Exteriors Ltd.

The Yorkton Volleyball Club will be hosting two provincial tournaments this month. On Jan. 22-23, the Asics Cup I for U18 women will be played at three different locations, including the Gallagher Centre, St.

A new group in Yorkton is focusing its efforts on helping people be secure in their food supply, and that means combating hunger, and ensuring people know how to access safe food.

Grade 8 MC Knoll students Morgan Thorley, Abby Hunter, and Teghan Harvey are teaching their entire school an original choreography routine this month, starting with Mrs. Zimmer's Grade 3 class (pictured).

Every time I walk through the produce section of a grocery store, I am always amazed at the variety of fruits and vegetables that are available to us at any time of the year.

Once again the Calder Community Hall was filled with families, friends, visitors and our community for the Calder School's Annual Christmas Concert. The Calder students and staff did a wonderful Christmas Concert this year.