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Nature trail decorated by Yorkton students

Nature trail decorated by Yorkton students

The York Lake Regional Park asked a school in Yorkton to help them decorate their nature trail. Grade 5 students from the Dr. Brass School painted birdhouses that were placed on trees throughout the trail for people to look at.
18U AAA Expos take three of four over weekend

18U AAA Expos take three of four over weekend

It was a winning weekend for the Parkland 18U AAA Expos as they went 3-1 this weekend. On Saturday, they would split their doubleheader against the Saskatoon Diamondbacks.

Summer Reading Club being kicked off this week

With summer officially here, the Yorkton Public Library will be kicking off it's Summer Reading Club.
USask’s VIDO announces positive Phase 1 results for COVAC-2

USask’s VIDO announces positive Phase 1 results for COVAC-2

More volunteers needed for ongoing clinical trial
Wordy Wednesday - Estivate

Wordy Wednesday - Estivate

Welcome to 'Wordy Wednesday' brought to you by our friends at Yorkton Public Library, (including Slow the friendly sloth), and appearing here courtesy of Yorkton This Week.
Editorial - Property assessment issues not easily dealt with

Editorial - Property assessment issues not easily dealt with

Two things property owners have come to shudder over almost as a matter of course are assessments, and the property taxes levied on those assessments. There is a begrudging acceptance that property taxes are required.
Regina Police identify victim, charge three in connection to city’s 6th homicide

Regina Police identify victim, charge three in connection to city’s 6th homicide

Victim from Carnduff

'Walk with our own grief': Muskoday woman gathers 215 shoes for Kamloops

Ronalda Vandale shaved her braids just as they grew back. The Muskoday First Nation woman first cut them when her mother, a residential school survivor, died 10 years ago.

Provincial and federal governments invest in pulse starch research

Today, Canada's Minister of Agriculture and Agri-Food Marie-Claude Bibeau and Saskatchewan Agriculture Minister David Marit announced $2.
A gentle reminder that you’re still not allowed to drive impaired

A gentle reminder that you’re still not allowed to drive impaired

Go places, see people, do things… but plan a safe ride home
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