Yorkton This Week

Mounties in the Kamsack area are asking cottage owners at Madge Lake to call them for property searches as they continue looking for a missing 15-year-old boy, last seen early Sunday morning.

Rocanville School's planned wheelchair swing is one step closer to reality with a donation of $8,235 from Borderland Co-op. With the local support Borderland Co-op has received, they wanted to pay it forward by donating to a local cause.

Police and family continue to search for 15-year-old Jaxon MacDonald of Regina, in the Duck Mountain Provincial Park area. Jaxon has not been located.

The Urban Highway Connector Program is been altered by the provincial government, and that will change how some roads in the city are funded.

They tried to take if from her, but Rosalie Tsannie-Burseth’s Denesuline language is more alive than ever As a residential school survivor who persevered despite being taunted and forbidden to speak her language, Hatchet Lake Dene Nation Elder Rosali

Yorkton Council has approved the appointment of Lyle Heinemann to the position of Community Safety Officer (CSO).

The recently developed Business Improvement Incentive Program was updated by Yorkton Council at its regular meeting Monday.

Terming it the “first blush publicly” Ashley Stradeski – Director of Finance, with the City presented the 2021 operating and capital budgets in open Council Monday.

Numerous classes around the Good Spirit School Division switching to remote learning.

The Saskatchewan Major Crimes Unit South, with the assistance of several RCMP detachments and specialized units, have been working to investigate the suspicious death of a male infant that occurred in Canora, SK, on November 21, 2020.