Yorkton This Week

City Council received an update in entry level housing in Yorkton at its regular meeting Monday. "The Housing Needs Assessment Study prepared earlier this year by the Economic Development Department identified priorities for housing in our community.

A judge has ruled on the application by a resident of Kamsack to remove two councillors from Kamsack Town Council based on their alleged failure to disclose a conflict of interest. Justice J.E.

By the time you read this, Premier Brad Wall may be preparing to deal with a Liberal-NDP coalition government he doesn't want.

The Kalyna Festival of Ukrainian Dance celebrated its 10th anniversary this weekend in Yorkton.

Reducing pollution is important to Saskatchewan drivers and the Saskatchewan Government is making it easier to make environmentally friendly choices by delivering SGI rebates for fuel-efficient vehicles.

Native of Yorkton, curler Amber Holland and her team were recently awarded the Sask Sport Inc., Athlete(s) of the Month for March following their success this past winter.

The Yorkton Soccer Association (YSA) is holding a referee clinic on May 7 at the Sacred Heart High School, says president, Chuck Tysowski. The YSA is hoping to add to its number of officials this spring/summer soccer season.

When Treyton Roussin has his first haircut it will be a memorable one, at least when he's old enough to be told about it. Treyton was born April 16 last year, and has yet to have his locks trimmed.

Yorkton Council unanimously declared the week of May 1-8 as NAOSH Week in the city at its regular meeting Monday.