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Father-son duo showcase tractor collection

Father-son duo showcase tractor collection

An older gentleman walks through the Yorkton Farm Toy Show, passing booths showcasing miniature barns, vintage Dinky Cars, and classic magazines. He stops in front of a three-row display rack.
Open house showcases program options

Open house showcases program options

Approximately 120 young learners attended an open house Thursday at Parkland College in Yorkton. The event helped students and their families learn more about the numerous post-secondary programs available at the College.
Woman with two dozen charges denied release

Woman with two dozen charges denied release

A woman with multiple charges in several jurisdictions was denied bail at a show cause hearing in the Yorkton Provincial Court last Friday. Stephanie Delnea is facing 24 charges, including assault, operation while impaired, and fraud.
Mood at SUMA convention reserved

Mood at SUMA convention reserved

There was little in the way of good news in terms of municipal funding coming out of the recent Saskatchewan Urban Municipalities Association (SUMA) convention, at least in the short term.
Protesters take to the streets

Protesters take to the streets

A vocal group of protesters braved the cold weather last Saturday to voice their outrage over the recent Gerald Stanley Court case decision. Last Friday, a jury found Gerald Stanley not guilty of killing Colten Boushie in August 2016.
Coldest Night aims to help local homeless

Coldest Night aims to help local homeless

In the cold of February, many of us look forward to the chance to stay at home for the evening, in the comfort of a well-heated home.
Help for those helping farmers

Help for those helping farmers

Last November a panel discussion entitled the Farm Fitness and Finance Forum was held at the Grain Millers Harvest Showdown in the city. Among those in the audience was Paul Moore of Yorkton Auction Centre.
New Premier equals new cabinet

New Premier equals new cabinet

Greg Ottenbreit andWarren Kaeding said they’re honoured to serve in Scott Moe’s newly formed cabinet as he takes his first steps forward as Saskatchewan’s Premier. Scott Moe was sworn in as Premier on Feb. 2.
Critical habitat now protected

Critical habitat now protected

The Nature Conservancy of Canada (NCC) has purchased 65 hectares (160 acres) which contains ecologically significant wetland habitat two kilometres north of Good Spirit Provincial Park.
Resurrecting neglected books

Resurrecting neglected books

Old and neglected books got a second life as art pieces at the second annual Upcycle Book Project in the Yorkton Public Library last Saturday. The event was built around the theme of recycling.
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