Yorkton This Week

The University of Regina’s Dr. Gordon Asmundson, psychology professor and registered doctoral psychologist, has launched a website for individuals facing stress and anxiety related to COVID-19. The website, www.coronaphobia.

Hatter Lukas Gornisiewicz hasn’t really slept in the past few days, but he wouldn’t have it any other way.

Due to a higher than usual number of black bear interactions being reported, Manitoba Fish and Wildlife is reminding citizens of the simple measures that can be taken to reduce bear-human conflict.

When you enter somewhere, you’re usually greeted with some sort of welcome to let you know you’ve arrived or to empower you to stay. Sometimes this is a lasting first impression.

Due to practitioner vacancies in the Foam Lake Primary Health Care Clinic, you may experience slightly longer waits for appointments as we continue to recruit practitioners to the area.

Southeast College students from Moosomin, Whitewood, Redvers, Ochapowace, Carry the Kettle, Cowessess, and Kahkewistahaw have received $17,250 in scholarships and bursaries.

The Parkland 18U AAA Expos were finally back in action as the league has launched with the easing of COVID-19 restrictions.

Some games wear the label ‘classic’ easily. Backgammon is most certainly one of those, with its origins dating back thousands of years.

A concerned citizens group focused on sustaining water ecosystems in Saskatchewan is calling on the provincial government to do more to protect wetlands, after the environment ministry announced a recent reclassification of 74,000 acres of Crown land

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