Yorkton This Week

Yorkton Council had two interesting proposals to discuss Monday at its regular meeting.

It was a great final weekend for the 15U AAA East Central Mils baseball teams. The Mils, a team made up of players from a number of area communities, faced the 15U AAA Moose Jaw Canucks in one Semi-Final Saturday in Balcarres.

Today, the Government Saskatchewan announced Women Shifting Gears, a new pilot program for women who want training to become transport drivers.

Vern Brown has been presented with a Life Membership by the Yorkton Lions Club. Brown has been a member of the local club for the past 53-years. The presentation was made Monday.

Saskatoon, SK - A pandemic. Pending free agency. Future expansion. Nothing like a monkey wrench, or two, or three, to be thrown into planning for the annual NLL Entry Draft.

Saskatchewan Hea​​lth Authority is notifying the public that an individual who tested COVID-19 positive visited the following businesses in Foam Lake and Wynyard when the individual was likely infectious on the following dates: Foam L​ake Husky ​Sept

The Canadian Barley Research Coalition (CBRC) announced today it will invest $2.

The Yorkton Terriers, and the other teams in the SJHL, are sitting in limbo. Since COVID-19 caused the early end of the 2019-20 season, the team has been unable to host many of their traditional fundraisers, and now sits with a major money problem.

Two in Central East region

Daryl Wright grabbed a machete and hacked at a wall of an invasive reed called phragmites growing as high as 15 feet. The job was one of the highlights of his summer since completing his Master’s thesis on invasive plants on Indigenous lands.