Yorkton This Week

March is Fraud Prevention Month and SaskTel is reminding its customers to practice digital self-defense to protect themselves and their personal information from falling victim to cyber scams.

Regina– Usually one can bank on spring breakup being announced around March 15, give or take, but with warm weather in the forecast for southern Saskatchewan, the Ministry of Highways announced on March 1 that winter weights were coming off for highw

Mr. Mike's Yorkton recently helped the Yorkton Early Years Family Resource Centre with a donation. The $500 in funds, presented by CV Sastry will be used for programming at the resource centre. Kim Gelowitz, accepted the donation.

At the regular Esterhazy Town Council meeting on Wednesday, a motion was passed to use the Sask Lotteries Grant of $1,500—if it meets the criteria—towards staffing and costs for a future hockey academy program through PJ Gillen School.

Farm Credit Canada is now accepting applications from registered charities and non-profit organizations in rural Canada for the FCC AgriSpirit Fund. The fund will award $1.5 million in funding this year.

The old cliché says a picture is worth a thousand words; Piapot First Nation figures seven more won’t hurt.

Thousands of rare photos and artifacts spanning decades of First Nations and Saskatchewan history will find a new home.

By Parkland College-Cumberland College Coalition

Usually every summer people come from across southeast Saskatchewan and southwest Manitoba for a fireworks spectacle at Moosomin Regional Park. There’s tens of thousands of people, food and drink, bands performing, and of course, the fireworks.

Bill Wenarchuk had some exciting news to share with his wife, Linda, after checking their Jan. 19 LOTTO MAX ticket, but she never would have known it by the look on his face. The Wenarchuk’s ticket won $100,000 on the EXTRA draw.