Yorkton This Week

APAS President Todd Lewis and Chinese Ambassador Cong Peiwu discuss longstanding trade relationship

Canada is respected globally for the freedoms we who live here enjoy. It’s not perfect, but it’s a geographically and culturally diverse land with spectacular environments and friendly people.

The Boys and Girls Club is looking to create some new programming, and a new space dedicated to a particular group of youth.

Saturday Yorkton’s own Jackie Guy performed at the Painted Hand Casino to a standing room only concert. The full house much exceeded “my expectations and the crowd was exceptionally warm and inviting,’ Guy told Yorkton This Week. ”...

I saw a story last week about first time home buyers in Toronto and how a price of $45,000 over 35 years ago has ballooned to $690,000 today. It’s over-simplifying, but that’s the problem with the Canadian economy in a nutshell.

A special gardening market occurred at SIGN this weekend where people could browse different products available to satisfy the heart of any greenthumb.

A racquetball tournament was held in Yorkton by Saskatchewan Racquetball, and the high-octane sport drew some intense competition and a great turnout.

The Kinsmen held their 100th Anniversary Party in Yorkton, and the event at the Gallagher Centre was pretty much standing room only. The party, with a 1920s theme, had a packed house in support of the crimson blazered community organization.

Yorkton is a smaller city, so the homelessless is a bit more hidden. You're not seeing people walking around with signs asking for change, but it is here.

A group of friends got together for a sleigh ride and weiner roast while enjoying the nice weather on the weekend.