Yorkton This Week

There have been a number of members of the Indian Head community who have been diagnosed with COVID-19, reports Alana Johnson, Communications Manager & Privacy Officer with the Prairie Valley School Division .

The Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) is alerting the public of an increase in COVID-19 cases in Ituna and is urging Saskatchewan residents to follow public health measures and personal safety precautions to prevent the spread of the virus, includi

There are 111 new cases of COVID-19 to report in Saskatchewan on Nov. 12, bringing the provincial total to date to 4,437 cases.

The paving of Ellice Street between Windover and Park Avenue in Moosomin has been completed The paving is the final step in infrastructure repairs done over the last few years to upgrade the water and sewer mains that run underneath that section of t

To take on violence and bullying in Indigenous communities

Agriculture group highlights poor rural internet by challenging rural residents to test their speed

From the majesty of glaciers in Alberta and British Columbia to the wake-up call they're presenting, Lynn Martel's just-released book, Stories of Ice has been described as a fascinating read featuring stunning photos, some taken by Martel herself.

The decision to order those in the three biggest cities to mask up was not an easy one. Full marks to Premier Scott Moe and Saskatchewan Chief Medical Health Officer Dr. Saqib Shahab for making it.

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.

At the regular Rocanville town council meeting on Wednesday, the council received a letter informing them how much they’ll receive in funding as part of the Safe Restart Program (SRP). Rocanville received $51,481 in funding from the SRP.