Yorkton This Week

Warm weather and sunny skies greeted those attending an outdoor farmer’s market in Saltcoats Saturday. The well-attended event had vendors selling everything from pepper plants to wooden birdhouses to pickled eggs and bison sausage,

Additional 13,170 doses of COVID-19 vaccine given

Deputy Mayor Ken Reykjalin called the Town of Bredenbury Council to order at 4:30 P.M. on March 30, 2021, with all members present.

Smaller farms produce more food and have more biodiversity than their larger counterparts, a new study has found.

For the last four decades, one group has passed down stories and helped fill out family trees in Yorkton. That group is the Yorkton Genealogy Society. The society started back in 1981 after a group of residents were curious about their family's past.

National survey reveals what Canadians think of COVID-19 pandemic response

The door to hockey is opening more and more to girls and women, and author Maureen Ulrich is helping push it open just a bit more with her new series.

Smack. Score one for me. I tossed the tissue containing the dead ant in the garbage and stood back, my skin crawling. For the eighty-eleventh time since it all began a few weeks earlier, I checked the source.

Sixty years ago ground was broken on a government project that for twenty-five years numerous individuals and families from across Canada called home. Construction on RCAF Dana, also known as Sagehill, began in September 1961.

From now until May 24, 2021, Health Canada is calling for public consultation on new guidelines for plant breeding innovation.