Yorkton This Week

This fall on farms throughout the Fraser Valley, heaps of blueberry compost will tower as lasting monuments to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Saskatchewan has sent three aircraft to fight the wildfires scorching the U.S. west coast.

It was a tough end to a beautiful day in Regina for the Yorkton Bantam Raider Gridders on Saturday as the Gridders lost 33-24 to the Regina Stampeders in the Regina Minor Football Bantam Division.

Friday the Melville RCMP sent out a request for the public’s assistance in locating 75-year-old Gordon Boggs who went missing last Thursday. Monday the RCMP reportedBoggs has been located safe and sound.

The farm sector should be smiling over the prospect of what a recent science accomplishment could mean. It was recently reported at www.producer.com that “on Aug.

There are 17 new cases of COVID-19 to report in Saskatchewan on September 13, bringing the total to 1,726 reported cases.

Throw a Viking theme onto a game and you have at least teased this gamer enough to take a look.

INDIAN HEAD — As a data and numbers guy, Jim Halford never intended to get into the blunt, greasy work of farm machinery; his graduate research in the 1960s at the University of Saskatchewan (U of S) focused on the economics of farming.

Dr. Brian's 25th Annual ‘Friends For Life Dog Walk’ was held today in Yorkton. Organized by the Yorkton Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, the walk was held this morning at Wiggly Field Dog Park in the city.

Peyal Laceese has no qualms about building a traditional pit house for his new family home.