Yorkton This Week

The Viterra Scotties were held in Melville at the Horizon Credit Union Centre, and you could feel the electricity in the air as the province's best curlers prepared to battle it out.

Five individuals to be recognized for their contributions to equestrian sport and industry in Saskatchewan

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Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada (AAFC) is finding ways to show that non-crop areas such as trees, fence lines, ditches and other field boundaries may actually provide an economic net benefit in the crops they neighbour by increasing their yields.

On Tuesday, Jan. 28, nine individuals from the community and members of Parkland Right to Life gathered for a silent vigil. The event took place at the corner of Broadway Street E. and Dracup Ave. in Yorkton between noon and 1:00 p.m.

The week of February 3-7, 2020, is French-Second-Language Education Week in Saskatchewan. It is a chance to celebrate the growing number of Saskatchewan families recognizing the value of French language education in our schools.

Saskatchewan RCMP assists File Hills First Nations Police Service with

Earlier this winter I watched as a record amount of January rain filled the swamp at the back of our property. With the ground still locked in a hard freeze, there weren’t a lot of places to hold this deluge.

Justin Trudeau critics are out in full force over his purchasing of a bunch of $4 doughnuts for a meeting he was hosting from a Winnipeg bakery instead of being more frugal and going to Tim Horton’s.

You might have witnessed a future Pinty's or Viterra Scotties champion on the ice this weekend as Saskatchewan students represented their sport.