Yorkton This Week

Every year when November arrives the thoughts of editorial writers across the land have their thoughts drawn to Remembrance Day.

Queen's Park is plowing $5 million into helping Ontario's agricultural societies survive after the COVID-19 pandemic cancelled fall fairs, clobbering their bottom lines.

Ottawa– The 80s may have wanted their MTV, but 2020s rural Canada wants their Wi-Fi. And the federal Liberal government is doing something about it, announcing a $1.

Yorkton voters trekked to the polls today amid fresh snow and a cold breeze knowing they would be electing a new mayor.

Regina– As Saskatchewan set yet another record for new COVID-19 cases, the provincial government has now started listing schools with outbreaks on the provincial COVID-19 website.

Eight cases in the Central East region.

Regina– In a swearing-in ceremony like no other in Saskatchewan, Lieutenant-Governor Russ Mirasty swore in a new cabinet. He did so wearing a mask, as did all others in the room, including re-elected Premier Scott Moe.

(ANNews) – On Oct.

Saskatchewan Health Authority is notifying the public of potential exposure to COVID-19 at the following businesses where a person or persons attended while likely infectious: Yorkton October 31 Boston Pizza, 226 Broadway St. E, noon to 1 p.m.

Greg Ottenbreit will serve as Government Whip