Yorkton This Week

Premier Scott Moe hasn’t always received a lot of credit for his political skills. Perhaps underestimating him is a big mistake.

Parkland College and Cumberland College are beginning public consultations that will result in the creation of a strategic plan for the next five years.

Premier Scott Moe has returned from a trade mission to Washington, D.C. where he led a delegation of Canadian premiers to the National Governors Association (NGA) Winter Meeting in Washington, D.C.

Recent amendments to The Workers’ Compensation Act, 2013 (the Act) have expanded the list of occupational diseases covered by the rebuttable presumption for firefighters.

Saskatchewan’s Family Day holiday weekend is a great time to give ice fishing a try with no licence required. Experience the beauty of Saskatchewan lakes this winter during the province’s annual winter free fishing weekend, from February 15-17.

No invasive mussels found in 2019

Coming off a 3-1 win Monday, the Yorkton Hyundai Terriers were back in action tonight (Tuesday).

Following a province-wide competition, Innovation Saskatchewan today unveiled new technologies to track how much solid waste is generated in the province and where it all goes.

Saskatchewan produced a record amount of gold in 2019. The province’s only active gold mine, the Seabee gold operation, owned by SSR Mining Inc. (SSRM), produced 112,137 ounces.

Approximately between Midnight and 6am on Feb. 11, two vehicles were stolen from a residence in Norquay, SK. The first vehicle is a 2010 grey Chevrolet Equinox with SK license plate 240JRQ.