Yorkton This Week

Each year, about half of Canada’s food supply goes to waste. Fields of produce are plowed under due to cancelled orders; tomatoes destined for pasta sauce fall off conveyor belts and never make it to store shelves. That might be about to change.

SASKATOON – The University of Saskatchewan (USask) through the Office of the Vice-Provost of Indigenous Engagement (OVPIE) and the Office of the Treaty Commissioner (OTC) signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) today to ensure that more Indigenous

At about 1,900 people, Indian Head has the ubiquitous small-town vibe: Most everyone knows each other; businesses crowd the lots on main street and the service road off the highway; old-timers still lament the closure of a storied tree farm years ago

The Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) is reminding everyone who enters our facilities that masking is mandatory. COVID-19 is everywhere in Saskatchewan.

Long drives and wait times for mail in Saskatchewan First Nations and remote communities could improve under a new plan.

Saskatoon– New Democratic Party (NDP) Leader Ryan Meili responded on Nov. 20 to new COVID-19 modelling released by the Saskatchewan Ministry of Health the day before, after calling for new modelling for much of the fall.

Alberta Premier Jason Kenney probably doesn't know it yet, but acclaimed Siksika artist Adrian A Stimson has gifted him a waterbed. “Maybe somebody will have to give him a call and tell him.

Winter has now arrived, and it’s a good feeling to let our gardens rest (and we gardeners as well!) from a busy season.

Province also reports 153 new cases Friday

When the National Women’s Hockey League gets going for a new season, recently the start of the new season was pushed to January 2021, a new team will be hitting the ice.