Yorkton This Week

The Novice 'B' tournament was held this weekend at the Farrell Agencies Arena and Kinsmen Area arenas, where the kids put their all into the game.

Beautiful weather on a February Saturday meant it was a great day to get out and enjoy some outdoor fun in the city. For Celeste Johnson, Shayla Hunter, Dylan Thompson, and Bernard McDonald that meant giving crokicurl a try at Heritage Heights Park.

See Part one here ; It takes a village to raise a child. Thanks to seemingly the entire village, MacNutt built a community center that would play a role in raising many children throughout its years.

Of late I have been working through a selection of games from designer Philippe Proux and publisher Ludarden. While I wouldn’t suggest any game from this designer is a ‘classic’, I will say they have almost all impressed.

“What are you here to do for us tonight?” one of the 2007 Britain’s Got Talent judges asked, eyeing contestant #31829. There he stood, thirty-six years old, with an awkward stance and too many chins. He’d dreamed of spending his life singing.

I have always been impressed with the Malanka celebration. Impressed because it seems the Ukrainian people have gone to great effort over the years preserving their culture.

University of Saskatchewan (USask) research has received a $675,000 boost from the Global Institute for Food Security (GIFS) to investigate social science impacts on food security and barriers to agri-food innovation.

To improve food sustainability and safety

Sask Parks is offering more winter activities this year than ever before. With ten special events taking place throughout February and March, there is still plenty of opportunity to get out to a park for some winter fun the whole family will enjoy.

'Critters: Underdark' by Allan Dotson Published by YNWP Review by Shelley A. Leedahl $19.