Yorkton This Week

At 7:05 P.M. on Monday, April 26, 2021, Mayor Subkow called the regularly scheduled council meeting for the Village of Calder to order with all council members present.

For farmers across the region, the timely snowfall earlier this month was a welcome sight providing plenty of farmland with much-needed moisture.

An evening of true escapism at the gaming table with friends – once gatherings are deemed safe again -- will be a great way to forget the COVID pandemic, at least for a few hours.

Whenever I see a coin tossed on the ground or the floor, I pick it up. Among other things, coins remind me of childhood days. We weren’t as well-situated as the neighbours, but our family had wealth nonetheless.

Angella Goddard says she has “always been the crafty type.” “I remember a phase I went through years ago making willow wreaths. I ended up with a garage full,” said Goddard who grew up outside of CFB Shilo, Manitoba.

If you’ve experienced unwelcome weight changes in the past year, leading food economists believe you’re not alone.

In May, law enforcement will focus on impaired drivers

Around noon April 30, Yorkton RCMP were notified Tyler Edwards from Whitespruce Provincial Training Centre stole a vehicle from a supervised work location along Highway #9 south of Yorkton and left the area.

Wikipedia describes a chief administrative officer (CAO) as “a top-tier executive who supervises the daily operations of an organization and is ultimately responsible for its performance.

An additional 7,403 doses of COVID-19 vaccine have been given in Saskatchewan, bringing the total number of vaccines administered in the province to 435,142.