Yorkton This Week

Multiple speakers at the Conservative Party convention on Friday came out against a proposal to declare "climate change is real,” with one theorizing that greenhouse gases are not a “major pollutant.

Canada’s most valuable farms and ranches made a mint last year, while many struggled to balance the books, recently released federal data show — a growing gap some see as a grim sign for the sector.

At the regular Rob Paul - Local Journalism Initiative Reporter (The World-Spectator - Moosomin) money so we just want to make it equal for all of them with the reduced rate.

An additional 8,766 doses of COVID-19 vaccine have been given in Saskatchewan, bringing the total number of vaccines administered in the province to 133,828. To date, this is the highest one-day total for vaccine delivery in the province.

Charqui, in the trendy Kitsilano area of Vancouver, is a cultural conduit where music and food from all corners of the world are served up in uncompromising originality to reflect the diversity of the city.

Canadian fields, orchards, and ranches might soon be growing a new crop: Carbon credits.

Happy St. Patrick’s Day! We quite often see pictures of gardens with a lush green groundcover, surrounding statuary and looking very exotic, and the photo’s caption often says that the plant in question is “Irish moss”.

They might remind of the boiling lava of an active volcano. Or, maybe it’s the moment of the ‘big bang’ at the beginning of the cosmos.

Leslie Kozak was a pretty good hockey player in his younger days. Although born in Dauphin his family was from Yorkton. “My mother returned to Yorkton with my brother, Garry, and me in 1943 when I was about three-years-old.

Pasqua First Nation chief Todd Peigan wants to know what’s in — and on — the water at Pasqua Lake. Ice fishers and eventually the Water Security Agency (WSA) last week found oddly discoloured, purplish blue water on top of and within the lake’s ice.