Yorkton This Week

Yorkton Council decided Monday how it wants to see money from Municipal Economic Enhancement Program (MEEP) invested in the city.

The Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) and the Hutterian Safety Council (HSC) are working collaboratively to help guide Hutterite communities through the COVID-19 pandemic.

On June 20, 2020, at approximately 9:30 a.m., Rosthern RCMP, Rosthern EMS, and Duck Lake Fire Department responded to a single vehicle rollover.

Yorkton Minor Football is taking player registrations to gauge interest in a season this year. But, there is still much uncertainty whether there will be a league to play in, or a facility to play at, even if the players show interest.

First Nations organizations do not agree with Premier Brian Pallister’s announcement earlier this month on smoking being stomped out once gambling establishments reopen. The Premier wants to put a stop to smoking in First Nations VLT lounges.

Includes funds to Bredenbury, Rocanville other regional communities

Ninety-five cases considered active

The membership of Cornerstone, Horizon and Plainsview Credit Unions provided overwhelming support in favor of a merger to partner together as a single credit union to drive benefits for members, employees and communities.

It was a good Father’s Day golf outing for Yorkton’s Dick DeRyk.

The town of Moosomin passed its budget on Wednesday, and has dropped its mill rate by half a mill, from 12.5 mills to 12.0 mills, in an effort to recognize the downturn in the economy due to Covid-19.