Yorkton This Week

Saskatchewan has modernized and strengthened its rules related to the import and possession of native and exotic wildlife here in the province. This includes those that are kept as pets, or being cared for by wildlife rehabilitators and held in zoos.

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. Today’s word is skylark; a verb to frolic or play.

Update on AstraZeneca second doses; over 5,000 appointments available

Finding the right words when writing an editorial is something newspapers are tasked with on a weekly basis, but sometimes it is simply impossible to find the right words to fit the situation.

In November of 2019, three-year-old Kinsley Powell was in the backseat of her grandfather’s SUV on Highway 2 near Wakaw.

The Indian Head RCMP are investigating an incident of vandalism that occurred in Quappelle sometime between May 25 and 28. A backhoe that was parked in the Town of Quappelle Public Works area had two windows broke out.

The Government of Saskatchewan has updated the Re-Opening Roadmap to include a vaccination threshold for the removal of all remaining public health restrictions, including mandatory masking and limits on gathering sizes.

The Kamsack RCMP is asking for the Public's assistance in locating a vehicle described as a 2012 Ford Raptor, red in colour, with Saskatchewan license plate 432JDU. This vehicle was last seen in Kamsack on June 1st, 2021 at 2:30pm.

(Regina) Red Leaf Pulp Ltd. has chosen Regina as the location of Canada’s first non-wood pulp mill. The facility will turn wheat straw into compostable cellulose pulp for use in packaging, tissue and other paper products.

Revenue-neutral proposal will mean decreases for some customers, increases for others