Yorkton This Week

On October 5, ENGIE Canada will be hosting a virtual open house from 7 p.m. — 8 p.m. CST for their Moose Valley Wind Project.

It's a new normal for Esterhazy High School this fall due to Covid-19 Esterhazy High School has started the first week back in September by having a quarter of the students in each day of the week to help them transition back while also allowing for

Five are on Central East Region

Canada’s largest bank, the Royal Bank of Canada (RBC), has quietly become the first major financial institution in the country to refuse to fund any oil and gas development in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge (ANWR) in Alaska.

Tourism Saskatchewan has partnered with Destination Canada for its new Canada Nice campaign and the Hudson Bay area is reaping some of the rewards with new grants coming their way to promote the region.

Terry Schneider is running for Yorkton Council. Citing 30-years of municipal administration experience, including time with the City of Yorkton as Bylaw and Safety Supervisor, Schneider said he wants to see the city do well.

After calling Yorkton his home for the past 26 years Doug Forster has decided it is time to step up and seek election to City Council.

The Indian Head RCMP are investigating a series of bale fires that have occurred just north of Quappelle. The first occurred on June 11 and the second occurred on Oct. 1, both of which occurred on the same quarter section of land.

The Crossborders Growing Project harvested 275 acres of land just east of Kola, Manitoba. The 275 acres yielded 19,796 bushels of wheat. It took the volunteers just over two hours to complete the task.

At the recent council meeting, Esterhazy town council passed a motion to go forward with 4x8 signs for the West sign corridor—for both corridor and A and B—after previously only having 8x8 signs in the corridor.