Yorkton This Week

THUNDER BAY — The St. Lawrence Seaway and Canadian ports including the Port of Thunder Bay are seeing a surge in commodity shipments to sustain domestic manufacturing and construction activity, according to June statistics.

Hope Air’s ‘Give Hope Wings’ project will be making a stop in Yorkton Aug. 25. Dr.

Agriculture is a diverse field covering everything from potatoes to cattle to apples to salmon. Included of course would be horses, although admittedly they tend to be seen as pets by most.

On July 22, at approximately 7:15 a.m., Punnichy RCMP was dispatched to a report of an injured adult male on the 640 Grid, just north of the Gordons First Nation. Officers and EMS attended, and the male was pronounced deceased on scene.

It was supposed to be stories, games and bubbles at Tupper Park, but with the smoky conditions this week activities were moved indoors.

Last week, kids were given some lessons on how to become successful entrepreneurs.

Moosomin native Ava Metzger will be heading to Calgary to represent Canada possibly.

Over $175,000 will be heading Yorkton and its surrounding areas way thanks to the provincial government charitable gaming grant program. The money is a part of over $2.

After decades of struggling with expenses and how best to tackle major repairs that are needed at Rocanville’s indoor pool in order to keep it operational, the town received some welcome news on Wednesday that it will receive a $1.

Also impacting hay and pasture