Yorkton This Week

Three public health organizations are asking the federal government to ensure that its investments to tackle the climate crisis don’t entrench health inequities across Canada.

SaskTel says new cell towers should help solve the problem of cell coverage gaps in certain areas of the province, including gaps along the borders. SaskTel has long had a problem in border areas.

If you are continually losing battles in politics, maybe you are picking the wrong fights. Or at least, maybe you are picking the wrong approach. Those of you who follow Saskatchewan politics will recognize how this has done in the NDP.

Additional 6,738 doses of COVID-19 vaccine given

The Board of Directors of the Yorkton Chamber of Commerce considers the 2021-22 provincial budget released yesterday to be a good one for the business community.

Nearly a full year into a worldwide pandemic a number of people gathered along Broadway Street in downtown Yorkton Saturday holding what was termed a ‘no fear protest’.

Users of the water park in the Gallagher Centre have been left with concerns about the City's approved changes to the admission system.

Regina – Given the recent carbon tax ruling, when will we start to see big dollars spent for developing substantial either carbon capture and storage, small modular reactors, or both? Premier Scott Moe was asked that question on budget day, April 6.

REGINA — One of the cornerstone announcements in the last year for the Saskatchewan agriculture sectors has been the launch of the Lake Diefenbaker Irrigation Expansion Project by the provincial government.

A great horned owl was released Thursday, April 1 in her home territory between Rocanville and Moosomin after being rehabilitated following what appears to be injuries from a collision with a vehicle The owl, affectionately called Beauty by the peopl