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Celebration of reading and community at St. Michael's

Celebration of reading and community at St. Michael's

The evening's festivities included five interactive stations, all themed around "Charlotte's Web."
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Yorkton applies for grant to help fund new provincial requirement

Yorkton applies for grant to help fund new provincial requirement

Council was unanimous is supporting the grant application.
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Sports This Week: PBR Canada ready for banner year

Sports This Week: PBR Canada ready for banner year

In 2025 PBR Canada will hold 10 events on the televised tour, visiting as many cities across Alberta, British Columbia, Manitoba, Ontario and Saskatchewan.
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Yorkton council looks again at housing incentive packages

Yorkton council looks again at housing incentive packages

Council was unanimous in supporting the recommendation Residential Construction Incentive Policy and the Residential Lot Sales Rebate Program Policy be renewed through 2025.
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Editorial: SaskAbilities important community asset

Editorial: SaskAbilities important community asset

The Day Program supports 58 individuals.
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Man guilty of accessory after the fact sees new sentencing date

Man guilty of accessory after the fact sees new sentencing date

In Yorkton Court of King’s Bench on Jan. 23, 22-year-old Telesphore Wapash had his matter adjourned to March 27.
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Yorkton Kinsmen Club donates $220,000 to arena project

Yorkton Kinsmen Club donates $220,000 to arena project

Kinsmen President hopes old boards and glass can be repurposed for an outdoor rink.
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Photos: Yorkton Civic Recognition Awards

Photos: Yorkton Civic Recognition Awards

One group and one adult were among this year's recipients.
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City of Yorkton and CUPE reach new deal

City of Yorkton and CUPE reach new deal

The new deal was reached after seven days at the bargaining table.
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New fire truck approved by Yorkton Council

New fire truck approved by Yorkton Council

Although the dollars were scheduled for 2026 capital, it was moved forward to 2025 so the City could secure pricing.
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