Yorkton This Week

The Indian Head RCMP are investigating an assault that occurred on April 25 at about 6:45 pm. The incident occurred somewhere on the service road that runs west from the Tim Horton's / Petro Canada at Indian Head.

It will be new water meters for all in the city in the coming months following approval of a mass replacement plan taken by Yorkton Council Monday.

A trio of Yorkton residents; Lee Rusnak, James Stephenson and Todd Rusnak, appeared before the regular meeting of Yorkton Council Monday pitching the idea of a ‘pump track’ in the city.

Students at Yorkton Regional High School will be planting trees in May to mark Earth Day which was April 22.

On April 26, A male and a female entered multiple business's in Whitewood, Moosomin and possibly other communities. They made purchases using counterfeit American money. At some locations small amounts of the counterfeit money was accepted.

Yorkton Mayor Mitch Hippsley provided a ‘State of the City’ presentation during the annual general meeting of the Yorkton Chamber of Commerce. Hippsley began his presentation to a small live gathering at St.

Anadditional 3,639 doses of COVID19 vaccine have been given in Saskatchewan, bringing the total number of vaccines administered in the province to 403,384.

Today, the Government of Saskatchewan welcomed Viterra's major announcement to build a world-class canola crush facility in Regina.

After a record-setting year for applications in 2020, Saskatchewan's big game draw is set to open for 2021 on May 1. Hunters have until 11:59 p.m. on May 25 to submit their online applications.

Recently, our eldest child said to me, “I worry that I’m not a good parent.” I suspect that other mothers live with this concern so I will, at the risk of losing any respect I may have had, share what I did with my daughter that day.