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Yorkton This Week sent a list of ten questions to each of the five candidates running in the Yorkton-Melville riding in the 2019 Federal Election. Every day for the next ten days, we will post their answers.

Students from the Yorkton Regional High School were planting tulips for the Royal Canadian Legion Alexander Ross Branch #77 on Oct. 8.

It’s Fire Prevention Week, and the annual event was marked this morning, (Wednesday), by a pancake breakfast.

We are all aware Old Man Winter is getting ever closer to his unwanted arrival. This morning we woke to just a little reminder of that fact as a layer of snow was on vehicles, trees and shrubbery, having fallen overnight.

The City of Yorkton’s second annual Civic Recognition Awards program is now open for public nominations.

What are the issues facing doctors in the province? The Saskatchewan Medical Association’s (SMA) President’s Tour sees the organization going across the province to meet with doctors and see what their issues are and discuss how they can address them

Some people are back to work, but the battle between Unifor and the province continues. On Friday, Oct. 4, workers from SaskTel, SaskPower, SaskEnergy, SaskWater, the Water Security Agencies and two SaskTel subsidiaries went on strike.

The 2019 edition will be 31st year for event

It was harvest day at the Farming for Health Project, a fundraising effort by The Health Foundation.

What’s going on at the Yorkton Armoury? Brett Kuzek, troop commander for 64 Battery, 10 Field Artillery Regiment, the reserve unit based at the Armoury, knows that many people don’t know, and that’s the goal of the annual open house, held Oct. 5.