Yorkton This Week

Reports one death and 115 new cases

Regina – In its efforts to promote the widest possible adoption of the various COVID-19 vaccines to bring an end to the global pandemic, on March 18 the Government of Saskatchewan announced it had amended The Occupational Health and Safety Regulation

COVID-19 vaccine booking eligibility is being expanded once again in Saskatchewan.

Saskatoon – If you have to make cuts, shouldn’t you know where you’re starting from before you swing the axe? How can you possibly cut something if you don’t know where you’re starting from? These are key points as the provincial and federal governme

The Moosomin Community Theatre will soon be sporting a new mural courtesy of two McNaughton High School grads Former students Primo Oroyo and Kadence Meredith have spent nearly a year working on the project, which is now nearing completion.

Special vaccination leave introduced

The Resort Village of Fort San has voted against allowing a proposed addictions treatment centre in the community, for now.

An upcoming “incubator'' event on anti-racism work in hockey looks to highlight progress and setbacks within the sport over the past 12 months.

There are 5.7 million school-age children and youth in Canada, and all have had their classes disrupted over the past year by the COVID-19 pandemic. But some have struggled more than others.

As Fort Qu’Appelle’s Bert Fox high school recently opened its Indigenous cultural room, principal Julie Stiglitz was honest in tracing the educational history of the area.