Yorkton This Week

The Conservative Party’s leadership race is in the home stretch. Leslyn Lewis, who has been endorsed by Yorkton-Melville MP Cathay Wagantall, was in Yorkton to host small meetings with supporters and answer their questions.

The Government of Saskatchewan is investing nearly $8 million for facility and infrastructure improvements in southern provincial parks in 2020-21. A total investment of more than $14.

In February the Yorkton Sports Hall of Fame and Museum held a public meeting looking for a few good people. Those people were needed to create a new board of directors, and to act as volunteers in order to revitalize the organization.

A request to establish a veterinary service on Seventh Avenue South in the City had Council considering an amendment to the Zoning Bylaw at its regular meeting Monday.

When students begin trekking back to classes in a couple of weeks they will find a decidedly different environment awaiting them.

Urban housing starts in July in Saskatchewan increased by 506 per cent, compared to July 2019, which was the highest percentage increase among the provinces.

Losing a loved one to drowning is a devastating experience for families and friends.

On Aug. 10, a theft of a loader battery and diesel fuel was reported to Carlyle RCMP. Police were advised that a loader was left on a construction site at 5pm on Aug. 7. Upon return to the site on Aug.

The Parkland Expos U15 AA team has put together a solid summer season. This summer the team rolled up five wins against six losses, “a good showing for a team with only two second year Bantams,” said coach Larry Kitchen.

First municipal projects under Targeted Sector Support Initiative approved