Yorkton This Week

Just because people couldn’t gather together in 2020 doesn’t mean that they didn’t have stories to share. This year the Yorkton Arts Council’s Story Slam event went virtual, with five local storytellers submitting their story virtually.

A group of like-minded artists—both professional and amateur— connect for two-hours, twice-a-month in a Zoom session to learn about traditional and contemporary beadwork.

The Government of Saskatchewan is recognizing November 16 – 20 as Innovation Week.

In addition, 181 new cases in province

When a new game comes out with everything about it screaming that it is a very old, rather vintage one, it’s generally a win – especially for an abstract strategy game. That is where old wooden games shine.

SASKATOON – The University of Saskatchewan’s (USask) Edwards School of Business has unveiled 16 state-of-the-art Bloomberg terminals in the new Gordon Rawlinson Finance and Trading Room, located behind a glass wall in the front lobby.

Down the pandemic path, just months ago, We were so suddenly forced to travel And each of us experienced unforeseeable changes Watching the course of our lives unravel.

Forget lions, tigers and bears: For Claire Kremen, conserving insects is more important.

As a child of the fifties and sixties, I grew up surrounded by haunting echoes of WWII. I heard them while huddling under my covers, every time the 1 a.m. shift siren wailed from the pipe mill at the end of Murray Street. My street.

In his book The Authentic Swing, Steven Pressfield says, ”In golf, the ball sits there, staring up at you. Many brave men’s knees have buckled, confronting that gaze.