Yorkton This Week

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Yorkton Chamber of Commerce President Mike Stackhouse recently presented a cheque to Lisa Kruger, Assistant Program Director at the Soup Haven.

Canadian consumers are only one step removed from the people who produce most of the food that lands on their dinner tables, according to Farm Credit Canada’s (FCC) director of Industry and Stakeholder Relations.

Job growth continues to remain strong and steady in Saskatchewan, according to Statistics Canada data released today. January 2020 saw an increase of 3,900 jobs over last January. There were 571,700 people employed in January 2020.

An organizational name change was one of the biggest news stories to come out of this week’s Saskatchewan Urban Municipalities Association’s annual general meeting, says Yorkton Mayor Bob Maloney.

More sponsors have stepped forward in support of the Canadian Student Leadership Conference, better known as CSLC 2020, which will be hosted in Yorkton in September.

Sacred Heart among schools piloting course

As Archives Week comes to a close, the Provincial Archives of Saskatchewan is pleased to announce the launch of its new online catalogue.

Initial outlook shows for most of Sask.

Don Amero is a busy man. His most recent single, ‘Morning Coffee’, was released only last week, and is about to hit radio.