Yorkton This Week

To launch Canadian Business Resilience Network amidst COVID-19

The Yorkton Film Festival scheduled for May 21 to 24, has been postponed.

Saskatchewan farmers report COVID-19-related disruptions to their operations this spring

Yorkton and its surrounding region has been chosen as the area of focus for a five-year project that will fund three to four organizations to deliver services that support greater social inclusion of older adults living with dementia and their caregi

The Yorkton branch of the Saskatchewan Wildlife Federations handed out its annual awards just in the nick of time, holding the presentation March14, only a day before the initial ban on gatherings of more than 50-people was implemented in the face of

“Sometimes I’m terrified of my heart; of its constant hunger for whatever it is it wants.” – Edgar Allan Poe Nathaniel Kenneth Carrier, 28, previously posted that ominous quote on his Facebook page.

With the approach of spring many cattle producers are already in the midst of calving. Since the weather is still chilly, and can turn frostier still at night, producers need to keep an eye on cows about to calf.

As of April 5, 2020, Saskatchewan has 18 new, confirmed cases of COVID-19, bringing the provincial total to 249. Currently, there are four people in hospital in the province.

With a public health consensus quickly emerging that wearing a cloth mask can slow the spread of COVID-19, NDP Leader Ryan Meili is encouraging Saskatchewan people to begin wearing cloth masks in public, while continuing to stay home as much as possi

Miniature games are generally a passion for those who play. And, that holds true for those who design, create, and write miniature game rulesets, or sculpt the minis.