Yorkton This Week

Standard & Poor's has upgraded Saskatchewan's credit rating to the highest level possible. For the first time in Saskatchewan's history, the credit rating is at the AAA level.

The Health Foundation Road Race is featuring Learn to Run clinics each Tuesday and Thursday evening at 5:45 p.m., at the YRHS parking lot. The City of Yorkton is providing wakeboard lessons next month at York Lake.

The Sunrise Health Region unveiled the latest component in its Integrated Stroke Strategy at the grand opening of the Stroke Prevention Clinic on May 24.

There was plenty of Junior baseball played this past weekend, both at home and on the road. Going back to last Tuesday night on home field as they took on Willowbrook in South East Senior Baseball League action.

The Kim Walker trial may be the most recognizable court proceeding to ever take place in Yorkton.

This year marks the seventh year for the Fargo Marathon, and after hitting over 20,000 registrants last year, they have added a few perks to the show this year.

Two Yorkton residents think collecting eggs from backyard chickens is a good thing, and they appeared before City Council Monday to ask for a Bylaw to allow that to happen.

In what turned out to be an awesome second period, the Yorkton Junior Bulldogs could only settle for a tie in a game most on the team felt they should have won.

Yorkton unanimously adopted the Yorkton Municipal Development Plan at its regular meeting Monday, but were also quick to point out the document is only a guideline and is not binding on the City.

A Churchbridge resident is one of seven men charged with possession and distribution of child pornography as a result of an online investigation by the Saskatchewan ICE (Internet Child Exploitation) Unit.