Yorkton This Week

Sometime between Christmas 2020 and New Year's 2021, a red 2012 Morris Hay Hiker was stolen off a red tractor parked approximately 1.5 miles East of Highway 9 on Township Road 70.

Saskatchewan has proclaimed February as African-Canadian/Black History Month, which recognizes and honours the legacy of people of African descent across the nation.

Canada’s federal government is voicing its support for Calgary-based Enbridge’s Line 3 project in northern Minnesota as opposition to the pipeline’s construction intensifies.

On Tuesday, Feb. 2, at approximately 2:15 a.m. the RCMP were dispatched to a complaint of a break andenter and theft at a Jewellery store in the town of Moosomin.

On a stormy windy evening, Mayor Barnhart called the regularly scheduled Saltcoats Council meeting to order. After a review of the agenda, Councillor Denbrok made a motion to accept the amended agenda which was carried.

Moose Jaw wants to go deeper on how it might use geothermal energy for its agriculture sector.

During the cold, short days of winter on the Prairies we rarely think about wetlands.

The fourth annual Women's Summit is slated to take place in March with the program going virtual. "We're going to have an online platform," offered Deb Cook, spokesperson for the Everyday Heroes organized event.

If you owe the City of Yorkton property taxes which are in arrears, it could cost you more in fees if payments are not forthcoming in a timely fashion.

Bredenbury Council met Tuesday, January 26, 2021, starting at 4:30 P.M. with an in-camera presentation. Next, the council reviewed the agenda before Councillor Trowell made a motion to accept it; the motion carried.