Yorkton This Week

A good year or so of playing time with the AAA Midget Yorkton Harvest has already begun paying dividends. Like most hockey players at this time of year, the last week or so before Christmas usually means no school and no hockey.

They came, they played and they conquered. On Tuesday night, Dec.

Yorkdale Central School celebrated the season with a "Christmas on Gladstone" event in place of the usual concert.

Among the list of players who have moved up the hockey ranks from the Yorkton Midget AAA system is 17 year old Tayler Thompson.

The continued strength of the Saskatchewan economy, and what that means to the people of the province, stands out as a key aspect of 2010 in the mind of Yorkton MLA Greg Ottenbreit.

While the arrival of the new year is essentially just changing from one calendar to the next, and a good reason for a day off with a big meal to boot, it has also become the time to reflect on our pasts and dedicate ourselves to a vision of the futur

Last Christmas gift is credit card debt.

Communities, businesses and individual property owners experiencing flood damage from this year's severe weather are reminded that the Provincial Disaster Assistance Program (PDAP) is still accepting claims.

In a brand new live production, Koba Entertainment brings you the theatrical debut of Canada's latest sensation Toopy and Binoo! Toopy and Binoo and the Marshmallow Moon brings to life these two fun-loving and adorable characters, whose antics are dr

The Yorkton United F.C. U14 Fury soccer team played in their second tournament of the indoor soccer season on the weekend of December 3-5. They traveled to Regina to compete in the REU Razz Indoor Soccer Tournament.