Yorkton This Week

There really are a cornucopia, (a good word to work in in the fall), of chess variants out there, but when I get to chance to delve into another one I am always interested.

In accepting funding from the federal government to help revitalize the Michif language in Manitoba, the Manitoba Metis Federation (MMF) pushed the need for a nation-to-nation approach in the Indigenous Languages Act.

A few years ago people were telling Devin Buffalo that he needed to get his inspirational story out into the world.

It was another successful "Fuel Good Day" for Legacy Co-op.

A large, non-indigenous species of hornet that has been identified in Washington State and southern B.C. may have been spotted in Terrace. On Sept.

Port Medway’s Carroll Baker, renowned as Canada’s First Lady of Country Music, is now the proud owner of the historic Port Medway Baptist Church.

Saving our climate — and the future of food — could be as simple as planting fields of clover or putting cows to pasture on wheat fields in winter.

Trevor attended my church’s youth group. No fan of boys, I paid no attention to him at first. But one evening he sat down at the piano in the rec hall. His long fingers trickled over the ivories like a rushing stream. He had no music.

The art of harvesting black lichen, commonly referred to as black moss, is a historical Ktunaxa tradition that yields an unexpected result.

SASKATOON – The Vaccine and Infectious Disease Organization-International Vaccine Centre (VIDO-InterVac) at the University of Saskatchewan (USask) has been awarded a grant of almost $830,000 from the COVID-19 Therapeutics Accelerator to determine the