Yorkton This Week

Mayor Grant Forster says this year had its challenges, but he’s proud of the way Esterhazy has been able to handle it. “I’m not sure I can describe it! I think in general it was a strange year,” he said.

As 4,254 receive vaccine

What are Canadians most longing to do when the pandemic is over? That’s what a new survey from Angus Reid aimed to uncover as 2020 draws to a close and Canadians look toward 2021 with more hope.

Saskatchewan’s association of northern communities is moving into the New Year with fresh eyes after general elections with four new members on its executive.

The financial situation of the Yorkton Hyundai Terriers continued as a major sports story in the city in 2020.

The Ministry of Education is entering a second procurement process for non-medical cloth masks. The tender listed was on SaskTenders on Dec. 24 and is set to end on Jan. 14.

A code of practise is in the works for Canadian grain growers.

Tracy Allard has resigned as Minister of Municipal Affairs and five other MLAs have lost roles within the government, but all are still members of the UCP and continue to hold office.

Saskatoon– Wings have been clipped and heads have rolled in both Alberta and Saskatchewan on Jan.

Being forced to wear a face mask inside businesses during the COVID-19 pandemic is a polarizing issue across the province. Some people are taking it with stride while others are getting downright irate.