Yorkton This Week

If we only learn one thing from this pandemic, it should be why we need healthy democracies. That our democracy needs to be healthy is always a given, but COVID-19 should have given us greater insight into why that’s so crucial.

June is just around the corner, and with that comes the national initiative, June is Recreation and Parks Month (JRPM).

When it comes to lacrosse Chris Boushy, currently a member of the Halifax Thunderbirds of the National Lacrosse League, has approached things a bit differently.

The warm weather is in full swing, and drivers might be eager to speed, and because of that, the month of May has been proclaimed CAA School Safety Patrol Month in Saskatchewan.

With the end of May approaching, it will soon be grad season in the province, and for the second straight year, it looks like things will be virtual in Yorkton.

There are currently 16 teams with aspirations to be crowned Stanley Cup champions in 2021.

The City of Yorkton will take a closer look at the potential of a pumptrack in the community following a motion by Councillor Darcy Zaharia at the regular meeting of Council Monday.

The government is going on a hiring spree to recruit and train up to 2,000 people as energy advisers to support green home renovation programs this summer.

The campground in Sturgis needed some beautification and Linda Button wanted a locale for her Caleighs Crystals without spending a huge amount of dollars given the COVID-19 pandemic.

Moosomin Economic Development Officer Greg Gillespie provided an update to the Moosomin Chamber of Commerce on what he has been working on.