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The rollout for SaskTel’s infiNET service has begun. Starting July 6, the first homes in the city will be able to sign up for the new service. The plan is to have the entire city eligible for infiNET by the end of 2017.

People in Saskatchewan who need support to address problematic alcohol use now have access to another form of treatment.

The newest offering at the Outlook Art Gallery is definitely one of the most patriotic exhibits in some time, as their yearly fabric art collection puts a spotlight on Canada’s 150 th anniversary with a number of unique quilts.

This year, the Sa skatchewan Research Council (SRC) is marking its 70th year in business. In April 1947, the province established SRC with a mandate of undertaking projects that would help in the advancement of the province’s industrial development.

The Yorkton Chamber of Commerce has announced the guest speaker at its 19th annual business dinner. Michael Campbell will talk at the event on September 27, at the St. Mary’s Cultural Centre.

Yorkton’s Got Talent was a new feature of this year’s Yorkton Exhibition.

Trent Senger, the former principal of Sacred Heart High School, has officially been disciplined by the Saskatchewan Professional Teachers Regulatory Board.

To celebrate the 150th anniversary of Canada’s Confederation, national, provincial and territorial archives in an historic collaboration of 14 institutions across Canada have selected 150 images and stories that illustrate how people have traversed o

This breed of horses — Le cheval Canadien was brought to Canada in New France in July 1665.

This year’s Canada Day celebrations continued a tradition in Yorkton, with the big celebration happening on the grounds of the Western Development Museum.