Yorkton This Week

Science often focuses on a part of nature, isolating that part, then describing and probing it. This is called reductionism.

For the second year in a row the Yorkton Terriers have come up short in their quest for a Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League championship.

The Ministry of Highways and Infrastructure is taking extra measures this spring to prepare for potential highway and bridge damage caused by flooding.

For the fourth year in a row the Health Foundation is teaming with GX94 and FOX FM to hold a radiothon to raise funds for Foundation projects.

Easter food ready for blessing. We see in the arrangement photos of Dr. Stephanie Potoski's parents Peter and Mary Petryk, her brother Joseph and other photos and items.

The Yorkton branch of the Saskatchewan Abilities Council is proud to introduce the FunAbilities Program, a new and exciting program for children and youth with varying abilities.

Kamsack Hospital is currently without emergency room and inpatient services due to insufficient physician coverage. This is a temporary reduction and the Hospital is not closing.

Students from Yorkton are the most recent to be awarded for being physically active and making healthy food choices. A split Grade 6/7 class at Yorkdale Central School was the third class to win a checkpoint in the Healthy Kids School Challenge.