Yorkton This Week

The latest show at the Godfrey Dean Art Gallery is Passages. A collaboration between glass artist Louisa Ferguson and ceramic artist Paula Cooley, the new show mixes their two disciplines with a new one for both, metal.

On Friday, November 27 at 12:01 a.m., winter weight season began for a number of secondary highways in Saskatchewan.

Regina– Saskatchewan has continued to show exponential growth in its 7-day average new COVID-19 case numbers numbers, while over the past two weeks Manitoba has flattened its 7-day average and North Dakota has seen their curve decline. On Nov.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau may not be very popular on the Prairies but he and his party do seem to at least understand the importance of timely and speedy access to information these days.

The president of the Canadian Labour Congress is hoping Joe Biden’s efforts while in office will put pressure on Canada and the provinces to “move much faster” in adopting ambitious climate and employment policies.

Mental health and exercise major drivers

Zagime Anishinabek (formerly called the Sakimay First Nation) north of Grenfell

Local Yorkton photographers Keith & Debbie Hayward have a new exhibit at the Community pARTners Gallery online at yorktonarts.ca (instead of at the Yorkton Public Library).

The Indian Head RCMP received a report of a theft from a rural property just west of Indian Head. The theft occurred sometime over the night of Nov. 24, when suspect(s) went onto the property and stole various items from a shop.

But Manitoba has flattened their curve and North Dakota decreased theirs