Yorkton This Week

The Electronic Products Recycling Association (EPRA) says recycling electronics is an imporant part of saving the environment.

There are surely more things Premier Scott Moe and his government need to do in this COVID-19 fight. But what the government has done with its vaccine supply has worked. The problem is that vaccines are not the exclusive solution.

It might not have registered for a lot of sports fans, but when the Saskatchewan Rattlers announced that Paige Crozon would be part of the team’s coaching staff it was something of a benchmark for women’s sports in the province.

Councillor Dustin Brears wants some clarity regarding local property taxes for at least the rest of the current term. And, at the regular meeting of Yorkton Council April 26, he made a motion calling for the City to investigate a three-year plan.

Saskatoon Integrated Crime Reduction Team, Prince Albert Gang Task Force and the Melfort and Tisdale RCMP Detachment take significant quantity of drugs off the streets of Saskatchewan

Additional 7,334 doses of COVID-19 vaccine given

The Government of Saskatchewan announced a new vaping amendment that is designed to protect youth.

Councillor Darcy Zaharia wants residents to have access to more information regarding what happens at regular meetings of Council.

At the April 19 Committee of the Whole meeting of Yorkton Council the Kinsmen Arena was discussed in-camera. The resulting recommendation came before the regular meeting of Yorkton Council Monday.

Every year on April 28, Canada marks the National Day of Mourning and provincially, flags at all government buildings are lowered to half-mast from sunrise to sunset.