Yorkton This Week

Throughout the day Monday, rural municipalities declared local states of emergency as the damage and continuing threat caused by flooding became more and more evident in the light of day.

Why make lunch when you can have someone else make it for you, and help out some furry friends in the process? Paws and Claws Animal Rescue is serving up pulled pork at RCM Outdoors at 362 Sixth Ave N.

The history of Yorkton is at your fingertips.

COVID-19 cases are beginning to taper off in Saskatchewan’s far north, but community leaders continue to urge members of the public to continue following public health guidelines.

New offices to help businesses navigate trade and investment opportunities, increase exports

Yorkton business SveinCo Developments was among 62-recipients of a $10,000 grant from the Canadian Chamber of Commerce’s Canadian Business Resilience Network Small Business Relief Fund , announced Monday.

It was a great day of fishing, and camaraderie, for Aaron Kienle and family. “We were on Fishing Lake this past Saturday by 6:30 a.m..

Today, The Interpersonal Violence Disclosure Protocol (Clare’s Law) Act will come into force in Saskatchewan.

During the past few months many in our communities have experienced shortages of access to such items as toilet paper, flour, yeast, and cleaning supplies.

Transitioning out of care