Yorkton This Week

How scientists are improving cold-region water and climate prediction models

The Yorkton Film Festival handed out its annual awards Thursday with a virtual presentation show.

How does your garden grow? That is the question students at Dr. Brass are learning the answer through as part of the ‘Growing Citizens’ program at Dr. Brass School in the city.

The Saskatchewan Seniors Mechanism will soon be presenting plans to create an Age-Friendly Moosomin to Moosomin Town Council.

Thomas King has some mixed emotions over the fact he has once again been nominated for a prestigious prize. King, of Cherokee/Greek ancestry and who now lives in Guelph, Ont.

Well, it’s springtime in Saskatchewan! After the mixed bag of weather last week, our gardens will be hardy for whatever comes our way! One thing we noticed was how the trees seemed to leaf out almost overnight.

Backyard feeding of wild birds has long been an activity embraced by Canadians. In fact, 8.4 million Canadian households (61.5 per cent) buy wild bird feed, according to a new book Backyard Bird Feeding: A Saskatchewan Guide.

Or Anyone Immunized on or Before March 15; Additional Booked Appointments Added to Patient Booking System

Burrowing Owls have returned to the prairies after a long migration from their wintering grounds in Texas and Mexico. Breeding season is currently underway for these endangered owls.

Saltcoats group part of lobby for designation