Yorkton This Week

The Springside Town Administrator, Kristie Evanovich was diagnosed with cancer in December of 2019. Early in January, 2020 she began rounds of chemotherapy, radiation and surgeries and then COVID-19 hit.

Runs Aug. 10-14

On a recent class trip Eva Ketchmark had a memorable experience at the Lethbridge Soup Kitchen.

Thirteen are in hospital

On July 27th, 2020 the Yorkton RCMP received a complaint of stolen SaskPower equipment (see photo) from a compound in the Yorkton area. If you know as to the where about's of these items please call your local police or the Yorkton RCMP. Thank you..

A sunny Saturday, in spite of the very windy conditions, still made for some very contented cattle grazing a pasture near Burgis Beach.

In 2007 West Nile Neurological Disease removed the Preacher from full-time ministry as a member of the clergy.

The Organization of Saskatchewan Art Councils (OSAC), announced that it would cancel the 2020-21 performing arts season due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

West-Man Border Fastball Museum officially opening soon

Construction on new passing lanes continues on Highways 9 north of Yorkton. The lanes will extend to Canora, and are part of an overall project that included passing lanes being constructed on Highway 10 between Yorkton and Melville.