Yorkton This Week

This week is very much a nostalgic one for yours truly, and it all relates to coming across a story from several weeks ago. The story at www.producer.com which ran in August was about Leah Predy from Ponoka, Alta.

If you live in the Terrace area, you may have seen Mark Hart’s artwork before on the side of his truck. Or, perhaps you may have seen it on TV.

A University of British Columbia student design team is developing a fully autonomous agricultural robot, driven by their belief that Canada can lead the world in sustainable farming.

Moe would fund safe consumption site

Eight are in Central East

The Yorkton Chamber of Commerce announced today that the Nomination Form is now available for serving as a Director on the Chamber’s 2021 Board. Eight two year terms are open.

In 2016 there were four candidates for mayor. While they might have different visions for how the city should be led, they did have something in common, three of the candidates were bald, and the remaining candidate had very short hair.

Suicide prevention debated by leaders

The Yorkton Sports Hall of Fame was given a boost thanks to the Yorkton Kinsmen Club.

More Manitoba families than ever have registered to teach their children at home, amid the life and learning disruptions caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. At the end of September 2019, 3,689 students were enrolled in a homeschool.