Yorkton This Week

In Hyas you might need to go to the second story of your house in order to use your iPhone as a hotspot.

Regina– Horses gave way to cars, and landlines are giving way to wireless. That’s been a continual trend for SaskTel, which released its annual report on July 8. In 2019-20, SaskTel’s net income came in at $119.

Following traffic stop in Davidson

Batteries stolen out of a grader southeast of Rocanville

Three are in hospital

Advocates worry the RCMP's refusal to participate in new provincial domestic violence legislation could hurt northerners most and strain municipal police services.

Only a helicopter could save Allan Shkopich’s cattle stranded on an island north of Meadow Lake amid flooding a little more than a week ago. “We didn’t know what we were going to do,” he said, noting flying in feed seemed like the only option.

Legion President Ken Gordon and Past President Barry Whitehead presented a cheque for $5,000 to Ross Fisher, Executive Director of The Health Foundation.

Life is set to be easier for deafblind people in Saskatchewan. A new service will soon be on offer in the province by CNIB Deafblind Community Services, marking the first time it has been offered outside of Ontario.

The spring session of the Saskatchewan Legislature has come to an end. History is likely to look back on the session as one which will best be remembered as the post-COVID affair, although that is of course not strictly true.