Yorkton This Week

Regina – Saskatchewan’s fight against the federal carbon tax was lost on March 25, when the Supreme Court of Canada ruled 6-3 that a federal carbon tax is indeed constitutional.

The Town of Esterhazy has named Reg Knezacek their volunteer of the year. Esterhazy director of recreation Brenda Redman says the town names one person as the volunteer of the year each year but were delayed because of COVID-19.

The Yorkton Chamber of Commerce joins the Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce in expressing its disappointment in the Supreme Court of Canada ruling which found the federal government’s carbon tax constitutional.

Throat sprays manufactured by a Winnipeg-based natural health company are up to 99.9 per cent effective against novel viruses like COVID-19, new research suggests.

These are excellent times to prove the truth of God-inspired words of scripture. Ancient words promising that even in hard times, following Christ brings serenity, peace and joy. I miss talking about this with my Bible study friends.

A Saskatoon-based architect is bringing a community's vision to life.

Agriculture in the Classroom Saskatchewan has gone virtual.

One of issues for agriculture in the last few decades is how to keep production on a finite amount of land, ahead of the growing world population. There are some rather obvious steps that could be taken of course.

The Supreme Court of Canada has upheld a federal policy that was fiercely contested by Saskatchewan's provincial government.

Saskatchewan announces signing of Mambi Diawara