Yorkton This Week

Seeing a white moose is considered to be good luck in Indigenous culture. Flying Post First Nation member Troy Woodhouse has seen a white moose a few times in his life. “White moose has been a symbol for us as long as we’ve known,” he said.

Regina– Premier Scott Moe responded to allegations by New Democratic Leader Ryan Meili that the Saskatchewan Party had held back on measures to prevent the spread of COVID-19 until after the election was over, calling them “irresponsible and false.

A huge plume of whitish smoke hung over the horizon east of Yorkton Friday afternoon. The smoke was the result of a crop stubble burn just north along Highway #10 East, near Yorkton Memorial Gardens.

The lawyer who defended Gerald Stanley has launched a legal action against his former law firm.

Saskatoon– The New Democratic Party (NDP) is alleging the Saskatchewan Party government has been holding back on measures to prevent the spread of COVDI-19 until after the election was over.

Eleven cases in the Central East region

The town of Churchbridge has a 3 way Mayor race going on this election year, Jim Galant has once again stepped up to run as Mayor as well as Bill Johnston and Kat King.

The town of Churchbridge held a public meeting for the Zoning Bylaw change at 6:30 Monday, October 19, 2020, no public showed up to voice any concerns.

Teams tested out the new normal Wednesday at the Wadena RE/MAX Curling Club in the Quill Plains Chevrolet Premier League .

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