Yorkton This Week

It was interesting recently to sit through a Regional Housing Conference held in Yorkton recently.

Nearly 100 residents of Kamsack and area attended a rally on April 15 to protest a long-term interruption in services at their hospital.

For the month of May, seniors 60+ will be able to ride anywhere within the Saskatchewan Transportation Company's (STC) network for $10 one-way.

The districts of high school badminton were played out last Monday afternoon as at least five schools took part in Saskatchewan High Schools Athletics Association (SHSAA) badminton held at the Melville Comprehensive School.

Well it looks like spring is finally here. We still have a lot of snow but it is melting very fast. April Rohatensky of Calgary, along with Madison Rohatensky of Calgary, motored to Calder to bring Marie Rohatensky home.

Dear Editor: Before the privatization of garbage pick-up in the city, garbage cans were in the back lane to get the stink and flies away from the house.

Flooding has caused chaos and distress for many residents of Saskatchewan. At present 933 people are registered with the Red Cross and are displaced from their homes.

The sport of football has long been running throughout the high schools in various parts of Saskatchewan and of course in Yorkton.

Watching this federal election campaign can bring tears to your eyes for a couple of reasons. Some of the things these leaders will do to buy your vote borders on the line between hilarious and sad.

Canada's 2011 federal election is on Monday, May 2. In Yorkton, primary polling stations will be located at St.