Yorkton This Week

When Saskatchewan athletes do well on the biggest stages of sport we in this province tend to celebrate right along with the athletes. It’s something about this province and sport.

With Canada’s agriculture ministers set to hold a Federal-Provincial-Territorial (FPT) call this Thursday, SARM is asking both the Provincial and Federal governments to fully fund programs (and existing safety nets) as drought impact increases across

Shell Lake’s Brooklin Fry is 18 holes away from her second straight and third junior title overall at the 2021 Saskatchewan Junior Women’s Championship at Moose Jaw’s Hillcrest Golf Club The 16-year-old shot 1-under, 70 on Wednesday to expand her lea

Saskatchewan Agriculture Minister David Marit announced today that Saskatchewan Crop Insurance Corporation (SCIC) will implement measures to address dry conditions impacting producers.

LDC has presented the Yorkton Exhibition with a donation of $25,000 for the grandstand replacement project. LDC Procurement Manager Darryl Flunder presented the cheque Tuesday to Brett Callin, a Director with the Yorkton Exhibition Association.

A popular summer attraction for visitors to Yorkton, and for tourists just passing through, is back for another year.

Rush to open the season Saturday, Dec. 4 in Halifax

The Saskatchewan Rattlers have announced the return of Kai Williams. Williams, a Regina native, will return to the Rattlers roster and appear in his second season as part of the Rattlers.

As part of the record province-wide capital investment of over $18.1 million, the Government of Saskatchewan has ear-marked more than $7.7 million for facility and infrastructure improvements in central and northern provincial parks in 2021-22.

Yorkton’s Ella Kozak sits third after the opening round at the Saskatchewan Junior (U-19) Women’s Championship in Moose Jaw. Kozak shot a 76, to trail leader Brooklin Fry of Shell Lake.