Yorkton This Week

Regina– It’s been a tough year, with lots of tough decisions. But we will get back to normal again.

more than 100 contaminated mine sites threaten water, wildlife and communities

Working in small northern and interior First Nations communities scattered across hills and winding valleys, registered nurse Kate Hodgson says finding treatment options for people who use substances can be just as difficult as navigating the landsca

Gordon Barnhart is gone as the head of the association representing Saskatchewan cities, towns, and villages amid criticism of his travel to Hawaii and his views on amalgamation.

Today, Municipalities of Saskatchewan delegates elected Naicam Mayor Rodger Hayward as their newest president. “It is an honour to be elected Municipalities of Saskatchewan President,” said Hayward.

In spite of the frigid temperatures and biting wind work began today on the grandstand project at the Yorkton Exhibition grounds.

Parkland College’s annual Open House will be a week-long virtual event this year due to ongoing COVID19 restrictions.

Announce two COVID-18-related deaths and 171 new cases today

Water breaks can occur at any time, even on days when the temperature dips below -30C, and the windchill makes it even colder. Such as the case on Fifth Avenue North between Darlington Street and Duncan Street today.

The Ministry of Environment’s aquatic invasive species (AIS) monitoring program detected no invasive mussels in the 125 waterbodies sampled throughout Saskatchewan last year.