Yorkton This Week

Regina, Saskatchewan - Canadian Western Agribition (CWA) is unveiling its full suite of programs for 2020, headlined by the most comprehensive multi-breed virtual cattle show series in Canada; the Agribition Evolution Series, presented by RBC and sup

Climate change has been a point of discussion and contention for some time now, with the affects of it becoming undeniable. Researchers believe that because of climate change we have about 20 years before the damage will become irrevocable.

SASKATOON – More than 5,100 women in Canada—about 75 a day—will die from breast cancers this year, a dismal statistic that University of Saskatchewan (USask) radiopharmacist Dr.

International migration has slowed down because of the global pandemic, causing Canada’s rate of population growth to plummet to record lows, reports Statistics Canada.

Saskatoon– After over a week of making piecemeal policy announcements, the Saskatchewan Party released its complete policy platform in Saskatoon on Oct. 9.

A baler caught on fire north of the city near Canora Thursday. The fire send smoke billowing into the sky, while causing obviously extensive damage to the piece of farm equipment.

For provincial election Oct. 15

There are 22 new cases of COVID-19 to report in Saskatchewan on October 9, bringing the total to 2,034 reported cases.

In Canada we like to think we are the best in the world at hockey. On the women’s side of the game there is some startling evidence to support that claim.

On Sept. 27, a red SUV in the Superstore parking lot in Yorkton, SK was damaged by an object being pulled along the side of the SUV. This damage looks intentional, and deliberate.