Yorkton This Week

Generally, people learn how to clean up after themselves when they’re quite young. Someone might have to put their toys away when they’re done playing with them, or be directed to organize their desk at school. It’s a pretty common practice.

At the core of helping someone is understanding them. Author Corrine McArthur recently spoke to the Yellowhead East branch of the Saskatchewan Association of Social Workers about her book Decolonizing the Healing Process from Sexual Trauma.

Progressive Conservative Party Leader Ken Grey gives his party's vision

Saskatchewan voters, including those in the provincial constituency of Canora-Pelly head to the polls Monday, Oct. 26.

The weather changes so rapidly now, and most of our gardening tasks are over. We’ve probably almost finished tidying up our yards and perhaps moving some perennials.

The good news is that only one of the two incredibly expensive, vote-buying platforms from the two major parties in this 2020 Saskatchewan election will be implemented.

Dundurn – The Saskatchewan Liberal Party is rebuilding, fielding just three candidates in this election. But they have numerous issues they would like to see addressed through their platform, and many of them focus on renewable energy implementation.

The Yorkton RCMP is requesting the Public's assistance to identify the male (see photo) in relation to an occurrence in Yorkton which was reported on Sept. 5, 2020.

Between Sept. 16 and Sept. 21st, multiple businesses located at 7 Broadway Street West, Yorkton, were the victim of break, enter and theft. Multiple miscellaneous items were taken during this time.

Central East reports seven new cases