Yorkton This Week

When COVID-19 caused a near province wide shutdown, things very quickly changed at the Boys and Girls Club of Yorkton.

COVID-19 sent many businesses into tailspins and temporary closures. But for a few, such as Denson Commercial Food Equipment in Yorkton, the pandemic opened up new opportunities.

One might watch a YouTube video of Tala Tootoosis showing how to make a ribbon skirt and assume she had always been surrounded by culture and had lived a life of ceremony since childhood.

Researchers used the Canadian Light Source (CLS) at the University of Saskatchewan to improve their technique to convert CO 2 into ethanol, a valuable chemical that can be used in a variety of industrial applications.

University of Regina researchers find contribute to high levels of methylmercury in fish

Most of the time when the world moves to change one thing, and its impact tends to ripple into areas that whether unexpected, or simply ignored, changes things in ways which may not be the best.

Prolific local author Damian Shishkin has a new book on the shelf: Revelations 2520: The Broken and the Damned.

Former RCMP auxiliary constable Derek Bond speaks about 2015 shooting

Métis Nation-Saskatchewan (MN-S) has released that they are starting a Michif language program in the fall, and now they’ve announced a Dene language program in the fall as well.

SASKATOON — In a significant step for Indigenous health research in Saskatchewan and nationally, a new University of Saskatchewan (USask)-led network dedicated to improving health and wellness in Indigenous communities will be moving into Station 20