Yorkton This Week

Canada's largest uranium producer is eyeing U.S. policy-makers' ambitious green recovery plans to bounce back from $53 million in year-end losses. Cameco Corp. CEO Tim Gitzel said he believes global moves like the U.S.

2020 was a record year for agricultural exports in Saskatchewan, helping the province lead the nation in growth of overall export sales over the previous year. Saskatchewan produced $16.

A Vancouver-area public health physician is challenging the Trans Mountain pipeline in court after his protest site along the expansion route was demolished so trees could be cut down.

The 30th annual Hank Snow Tribute will have to wait for another year. The event is being cancelled for the second year in a row due to COVID-19.

When the release from the National Lacross League hit the inbox Feb.

Coming soon from Godfrey Dean Art Gallery 'Saturday Morning Art Classes' with Shirley Hart. The new programming will be offered Saturdays in March, from 10:30 a.m. until via Zoom.

In today’s COVID-19 world, it can be hard to know whether you should stay at home, go to the doctor or seek emergency care when you are feeling ill.

to symbolize missing and murdered Indigenous women

The polar vortex has wrapped its icy arms around nearly every inch of the Prairie provinces and northern Ontario this week, drawing warnings from Environment Canada.

Everybody loves pie and coffee. And Friday afternoon you can drive-by Yorkton Crossing at 348 Morrison Drive and get both. "It's part of our outreach to reach out to the community," explained Ryan Kormos, Community Relations Co-ordinator.