Yorkton This Week

The Trudeau government can boost jobs and economic growth by stepping up funding for habitat restoration and protected wildlife areas, according to a coalition of more than two dozen environmental and conservation groups in Canada.

With Thanksgiving just past, the memory of delicious food is still with us, and perhaps you are still enjoying delicious turkey sandwiches and cranberry sauce.

All eyes were on a television screen during the Town of White City’s Oct. 5 council meeting, as the municipality was honoured for its environmental works.

From tending juicy tomatoes and jalapeño peppers to fresh onions and even cucumbers, Melody Doern says home gardening has been her solace during the COVID-19 pandemic.

It only takes a second to be distracted. Even just scrolling through your playlist, taking a quick peek at your phone, or adjusting your GPS can put you and others at risk.

The provincial election is coming fast, with the first advance polls opening next week, and two of the three candidates for Yorkton - Carter Antoine of the NDP and Greg Ottenbreit of the Saskatchewan Party - squared off at the Yorkton Chamber of Comm

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There are 40 new cases of COVID-19 to report in Saskatchewan on October 16, bringing the total to 2,270 cases.

When it comes to professional bull riding few, if any, are better at present in Canada than Kindersley native Dakota Buttar.

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 4, Red Chilli, 10D-230 Broadway Street East, from 4 to 10