Yorkton This Week

Oil production down 28.2 per cent

A view of Yorkton’s two beautiful buildings on Broadway Street East circa 1915 taken from the railway platform, also showing part of the Canadian Pacific station and the grounds.

There is little doubt that moving forward technological advancements will be the biggest change for producers in the coming years.

1- Enjoy a bbq on the deck. 2 - Write a letter letting your family know you love them. 3 - Grab your chess or checker set and play a game at one of the board tables around the city including the Gallagher Centre, Patrick Park, and City Centre Park.

With COVID-19 restrictions being relaxed, both in Saskatchewan and neighbouring Manitoba things are getting back to more traditional summer norms. And, that has meant heading to campgrounds such as Asessippi Beach and Campground north of Russell, MB.

Bear from Ochapowace First Nation

The Yorkton Arts Council's Sidewalk Concert Series continued with Yorkton's own Angus Vincent, who took to the streets at two locations on July 16 to entertain with a mix of covers and originals.

Eleven are in hospital

Construction has begun are the Mayhew/Darlington reconstruction project. The Mayhew/Darlington project is in phase one, which will start with reconstructing the intersection at Mayhew Ave. and Morrison Drive.

The Yorkton RCMP showed their appreciation for health care workers in the area, parading past the Yorkton Regional Health Centre and Yorkton and District Nursing Home on July 14.