Yorkton This Week

Grant Bjornerud may or may not have had his work at the curling rink cut out for him in the past, but he has it cut out for him now.

Saskatchewan is set to lead the country in growth for the coming year, according to the Provincial Monitor report released today by BMO Capital Markets Economics.

The organizers of the third annual Working Together Career Fair & Conference on February 9 are hoping to do more than just present students with career and educational options.

The Saskatchewan Country Music Association is hosting a Songwriter's Circle in Yorkton Saturday. Murray Yung, SCMA representative said the Circle, which will be held at the ANAVETs Club starting at 7 p.m.

It was an interesting night at Yorkton Council Jan. 10, at least in terms of a look at the state of tourism in the city.

January 17Donelda Brass, age 46, from Key First Nation was arrested and charged with Trafficking in a Controlled Substance Contrary to Section 5(1) of the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act as well as Possession of Property Obtained by Crime contrar

Looking northwestward on Broadway Street. On the corner of Third Avenue North, we see the Union Bank erected in 1906. On the opposite corner, the frame structure built in 1897 by T. C. Collacott, was a hardware store for several years.

The City of Yorkton has received $50,000 under the Small Capital Grants category of the Community Initiatives Fund.

Sacred Heart took part in the Estevan Elecs senior boys basketball tournament and won three straight games with a combined total of 241 points scored.

The Yorkton Harvest avenged a couple of tough losses on the road before swinging back for what was their widest-margin victory of the season Sunday evening in Saskatoon.