Yorkton This Week

The Executive of the Yorkton Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors has made the decision to postpone the 14th Celebrate Success Business Awards scheduled for March 25 in order to ensure the safety of all who will be attending.

The Toronto Raptors continue to do well, even as players seem to be on the sidelines from injuries far too often. While the wins continue, it’s really difficult to know just how far the team might go in the playoffs.

As with any public health issue, the City of Yorkton works closely with the Saskatchewan Medical Health Office and their local officials and follow their lead. This was the case with the West Nile Virus and the H1N1 Influenza in the recent past.

SaskAbilities has developed a first for Yorkton, with the new Sensory Gym giving something that has not been seen in the city before. The gym, which had its grand opening on Mar.

With the growing concern around COVID-19, Saskatchewan is taking steps to enhance access to health care by providing support for physicians to offer virtual appointments to patients.

John Barlow, federal Conservative Shadow Minister for Agriculture and Agri-Food visited Yorkton recently where he met with a small group of farmers.

Two young entrepreneurs of Yorkton, Clarence G. Langrill (left) and Fred Hukins are at work in their Real Estate office. Langrill was a partner with Hukins for just a short while before he went into his own Real Estate and Insurance business.

Sacred Heart High School hosted their annual Telemiracle Auction at the end of February.

The Yorkton Hyundai Terriers may have played their last game of the current Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League season.

Summer came early, at least in the world of sports, as the best athletes in the sport of volleyball in Saskatchewan descended upon both the Gallagher Centre as well as St. Michael’s school this weekend.