Yorkton This Week

In March Jackie Herman, the photographer behind Simple Shots by Jackie, did a series of front step photo shoots of Yorkton families to help deal with the initial isolation of the COVID-19 pandemic shutdown.

Legacy Co-op Board of Directors has announced the donation of $50,000 towards the Yorkton Exhibition Association’s “Save the Grandstand” project.

The Yorkton Professional Firefighters Association has been busy in the community, and they have made a contribution to the Royal Canadian Legion Alexander Ross Branch #77.

In addition there are 320 new cases and 140 in hospital

Regina– Saskatchewan is getting the first vaccine for COVID-19 a little earlier than expected, and will be getting more than expected, according to Premier Scott Moe.

Manitobans will remain in a state of level red restrictions through the holidays until Jan. 8, with some amendments to account for gaps in the current public health orders. Premier Brian Pallister joined chief public health officer Dr.

The Yorkton Professional Firefighters Association has made a contribution to the Salvation Army's kettle campaign. They have donated $500 to the Christmas fundraiser.

Going for a walk can be part of everyone’s daily routine, especially during a pandemic, it keeps us in shape both mind and body. It is common for farm families to be seen walking down the road getting their exercise in.

The Saskatchewan Health authority has adv​ised of a temporary disruption to emergency services at the Wadena Hospital for the following date(s): Tuesday, Dece. 8 at 1:30 p.m. to Thursday, Dec. 10 at 8 a.m.

Just as businesses are having to be creative to seize new opportunities to serve their customers during the COVID pandemic, non-profit organizations such as Treasure Chest Toastmasters have also had adapt how they operate in order to provide their me