Yorkton This Week

Saskatchewan Internet Child Exploitation Unit charges laid

Many people and organizations are creating programs to teach youth and even older people who may not have been taught their culture, about traditional ways of their ancestors.

Given how far ahead Saskatchewan Party leader Scott Moe is ahead of the NDP and leader Ryan Meili, there might be a temptation for the Premier to take his foot off the gas of that Chevy Tahoe that’s his campaign vehicle in this 2020 general election.

First Nations across Canada are having their own second wave of COVID-19 – a jump in case numbers that Indigenous leaders and federal officials are monitoring closely because of the virus’s potential to spread like wildfire in communities often far f

Moose Jaw – With a new power plant soon to be built by SaskPower near Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan New Democratic Leader headed there on Oct. 7 to emphasize that Saskatchewan companies and Saskatchewan workers should be doing the job.

Saskatchewan Hea​lth Authority is notifying the public of potential exposure to COVID-19 at the following businesses where a person or persons attended while likely infectious: York​​​ton ​ October 1, 2 an​​d 3 - Pumphouse Athletic Club (PAC), 27 B -

Regina– NDP Leader Ryan Meili thanked the media for joining him on the edge of a field just outside Regina on Oct. 7.

Regina – In a continuing series of health-related policy announcements, Saskatchewan Party Leader Scott Moe announced an expansion of support for diabetic medical supplies, including continuous glucose monitoring and insulin pumps.

Kamsack RCMP is requesting the public's assistance in locating a suspect vehicle, described as an older model blue Dodge Ram 1500 single cab truck with a red grill. The Saskatchewan license plate starts with 345.

Small-to-medium sized businesses in Western Canada will have access to an additional $263.7-million in COVID-19 relief funding, the federal government announced Friday.