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The Yorkton's Community Development, Parks and Recreation request to Yorkton Council for temporary office space in the Godfrey Dean Centre was tabled at the March 28 meeting of Council, pending further information.

It's been over a year, but "Where have you moved to?" people still ask. Next door to the country, say I. To a place God had waiting. In a town meant for living and loving it, not commerce.

The City of Yorkton will enter into formal talks with the Saskatchewan Abilities Council (SAC) regarding amalgamation of transit services in the city. "Saskatchewan Abilities desires to amalgamate the transit systems in the City.

The Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League championship came down to a final deciding game in the best-of-seven final. The game was scheduled for Tuesday night in LaRonge, but results were not available at press time.

It's that time of year! The Yorkton Spring Expo held this weekend at the Gallagher Centre in Yorkton and is one of the signs that spring and summer are just around corner.

Sunrise Health Region has received notification that effective Monday, April 18, 2011 there will be insufficient physician coverage for emergency on-call and inpatient services at the Kamsack Hospital.

When the University of New Brunswick (UNB) won the Canadian Interuniversity Sport (CIS) University Cup March 27, a familiar face to local hockey fans was among those celebrating the 4-0 win over McGill University.

Yorkton Council unanimously agreed to the City entering "into the memorandum of understanding and participate in the Communities of Tomorrow Leveraged Municipal Innovation fund.

When it comes to music Josh Docksteader, who performs as Kinley, draws on a very diverse background, both from his personal background, and his musical interests. Kinley is from Cornwall, Prince Edward Island (PEI); just outside of Charlottetown.

Three days this week, the Gallagher Centre is the host of the Standards Track Meet, put on by the Good Spirit School Division. Students compete against themselves from 9:30-2 p.m., each day of the meet, said GSSD employee Jason Trost.