Yorkton This Week

The Yorkton and District Horticultural Society held their annual general meeting on Wednesday, November 24.

On Nov-ember 16, Canadian senators killed Bill C-311, the Climate Change Account-ability Act, with a surprise vote. The way the vote was carried out is an insult to Canadians and democracy.

2010 marked the sixteenth time that the Ukrainian Canadian community of Saskatchewan, under the auspices of the UCC-SPC, celebrated the accomplishments and meritorious contributions of some of its notable citizens through the Nation Builders & Co

Jonas Haywood, Area Manager for TD Canada Trust announced a $12,000 donation to The Health Foundation's Education and Scholarship Program.

The MC Knoll Elementary School girls' volleyball had a dream season capped by winning the city volleyball championships held here last Monday and Tuesday. And they even had the extra benefit of doing it on their home court.

As snowdrifts rise and temperatures fall, the memory of an unprecedented rainstorm in the city on a hot July day might seem like a lifetime ago. It's not that way for everyone. "For the majority of people in Yorkton, the flood is over.

December 3, 2010 is International Day of Persons with Disabilities. The day aims to promote a better understanding of disability issues with a focus on the rights of persons with disabilities.

The cost of garbage collection is no longer part of the base tax in the city, but instead will be paid as a monthly fee to be included on water bills.

The Holy Trinity Angelican Church Women had a great showing of support when they held their Christmas Tea and Bazaar on Saturday, November 27th. The event included a bake sale, White elephant table, and a Christmas turkey raffle.

The first-ever TransACTIONS conference brought more than 200 business, municipal, and First Nations leaders from around the province to Yorkton last week for an incisive discussion of economic issues. "Everything came together.