Yorkton This Week

Two Bit Bucking Bulls’ Catch My Drift dominates in Grande Prairie, delivering a come-from-behind surge to be crowned the 2020 PBR Canada Bull of the Year

SASKATOON – New imaging equipment to help understand COVID-19 infection will soon be coming to the Vaccine and Infectious Disease Organization—International Vaccine Centre (VIDO-InterVac) at the University of Saskatchewan (USask), thanks to a Canada

At this writing, our globe has grappled with COVID-19 for almost a year. It has changed everything for too many people, and too many things for everyone. “I don’t want a new normal,” my friend said, referring to those pandemic changes.

It’s always interesting when two hobbies come together.

A century-old wooden Champion threshing machine has made its way to Mallaig in Northern Alberta for the town’s Haying in the 30s pioneer program after a generous donation by Lyle and Diana Rowe of Michichi.

It’s fair to say that the SJHL season isn’t starting how the Yorkton Terriers wanted for multiple reasons, but when it comes to the play on the ice, they also would have preferred the home opener to go differently.

Two Saskatchewan residents who tested positive for COVID-19 have died: one individual in their 60s from the Far North West and an individual in their 50s from the North East. This brings the total number of deaths in the Province to 27.

Mayor Forster called the council chambers to order to begin the regularly scheduled meeting for the town of Esterhazy to Order at 6:00 PM on October 14, 2020, with Quorum present. The council amended the Agenda and accepted the amended Agenda.

SASKATOON – With its warm weather and sandy beaches, Hawaii is a magnet for tourists every year. This unique ecosystem also attracts soil scientists interested in what surprises may lie beneath their feet.

Hundreds of elected officials in rural municipalities will enter office without facing a challenger on Monday.