Yorkton This Week

On Feb. 18, at 1624 hours (4:24), Melville RCMP received a call of suspicious activity at a rural residence in the Rural Municipality of Stanley. A black four-door sedan pulled up to a rural residence and two males exited the vehicle.

Premier Scott Moe and Health Minister Paul Merriman joined Saskatchewan Health Authority officials today to showcase preparations to deliver mass COVID-19 immunizations.

Announce 146 new cases Thursday

If Saskatchewan is in a downward drug addiction spiral, then Esther Green has witnessed firsthand the worst of the pain it spits out — two sons hooked on fentanyl, one dead from an overdose, another sitting on remand in jail for drug charges.

Few of us would want to be in the unenviable spot that Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe has found himself in for most of the past 11 month.

Innisfail, Alta. – How much is that doggie in the window? More importantly, what should we name it? The RCMP is looking for help to name its next police service dogs.

A 24-year-old released in January after contracting COVID-19 at Saskatchewan Penitentiary (Sask. Pen) in Prince Albert described a recent outbreak at the institution as “inevitable.

Book chronicles 25-years of Toronto Raptor basketball

At the Just farm west of Yorkton horses are still used to help with the chores. Kristina Just drives the team of Buddy and Bart (Fjords), which are used to feed cows grain every other day in cold weather.

There were 271 COVID-19 vaccine doses administered yesterday in Saskatchewan, bringing the total number of vaccines administered in the province to 50,326. With this, 108 per cent of the doses received have been administered to date.