Yorkton This Week

Regina – Noticeable in his absence from the last sitting of the legislature on Dec. 10 was Premier Scott Moe.

The Farming for Health committee is pleased to announce that $107,595 was raised during the 2020 crop year. Co-chairs Larry Hilworth and Al Mitchell presented a cheque to Ross Fisher of The Health Foundation.

A small Saskatchewan town is mourning the loss of a historic bar and hotel. A blaze engulfed the Ituna Hotel on Thursday night, drawing a response from volunteer firefighters around 9 p.m. as they attempted to control the flames.

As we head into a difficult holiday season, Legacy Co-op is hoping to make things a bit brighter this Christmas with its Season of Giving and the Gifts for Seniors campaign.

The Offic​e of the northern Medical Health Officers for the Saskatchewan Health Authority, the Athabasca Health Authority and the Northern Inter-Tribal Health Authority are advising all northern residents to avoid travel outside their communities unl

A Saskatoon man accused of possessing and distributing child porn had another court appearance scheduled. A lawyer appeared by phone on Nov. 30 for Brandon Crowe, 31, and the matter was adjourned to Dec. 21. Police arrested Crowe in Saskatoon on Oct.

There are 133 in hospital

There is no doubt 2020 has been the most difficult year we have faced in Canada since at least the years this country sent troops to the Korean War with the uncertainty that would have caused for families and the threat of that conflict igniting a la

Tuesday, December 8, 2020, the council for Bredenbury meeting at 4:30 PM beginning with the council signing the Oath of Office. Carrying on Administrator Kim Varga called the Meeting to order, with Councillor Trowell to adopt the Agenda, Carried.

The Yorkton Exhibition Association has been unable to hold any of its normally scheduled events in 2020 due to COVID-19 restrictions.