Yorkton This Week

At the regular Esterhazy town council meeting on Wednesday, the council discussed the issue of the vandalization of the stop signs at Broadview Road.

Monday, June 15th Churchbridge Town Council held its monthly meeting with two presentations; the first was Cartteral & Wright, followed by the Churchbridge New Pool Fund Raising Committee.

A damaged screw anchor for an underwater pipeline in the Great Lakes could impact Saskatchewan’s oil production.

In question period on June 29, NDP critic for finance and economy Trent Wotherspoon took the Saskatchewan Party government to task on companies based outside Saskatchewan being awarded provincial contracts.

It’s Canada Day, and it might just be a day a lot of people forget is going on.

There is a line in a poem by Robert Frost about a good fence making good neighbours. It is a line that seems rather appropriate in the case of the Buckle and Harris families which live south of Yorkton.

Getting one’s driver’s licence at the age of 16 has long been a rite of passage for Saskatchewan’s youth, especially since much of the province is so reliant on having your own vehicle due to limited public transportation.

On June 30th, 2020 a jewellery box with some contents was located in Yorkton and turned over to the RCMP. They are attempting to locate it's owner for it's return and to investigative if it was lost or stolen.

Some people are Canadians because they were born here, and some are Canadians by choice. For some it has been a difficult journey to come to Canada, for some the promise of a better life is being fulfilled.

Some people are Canadians because they were born here, and some are Canadians by choice. For some it has been a difficult journey to come to Canada, for some the promise of a better life is being fulfilled.