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The Government of Saskatchewan is committing an additional $14 million in 2011-12 to support people with intellectual disabilities as part of its promise to eliminate the waitlist of 440 people with intellectual disabilities who require specialized,

MIRRORS and DOORS Jean Paul De Roover Indie 8.5-out-of-10 Jean Paul De Roover is one of those artists who really does need to be seen live to really appreciate what he does musically.

One of Saskatchewan's best-known comedians, one who has stood the test of time with more than four decades of making people laugh has just released a book chronicling his career.

The film cameras will be rolling in Yorkton this summer as a former Yorkton resident returns to film a dozen webisodes of a new production featuring a familiar face, at least on YouTube. Daniel Redenbach is the filmmaker.

The Boston Pizza Yorkton Regional High School Female Student of the Month for March is Kyla Bassingthwaite. Kyla is a grade twelve student at YRHS.

Yorkton This Week (YTW) has returned from this year's Saskatchewan Weekly Newspaper Association's Better Newspapers Competition with three awards for its weekly edition.

The senior group from Yorkton Troyanda Ukrainian dance has had a very busy spring in the competition circuit. It's of hard work and the love of dance that is creating a very much success of competitions.

Nearly 100 residents of Kamsack and area attended a rally on April 15 to protest a long-term interruption in services at their hospital.

For the month of May, seniors 60+ will be able to ride anywhere within the Saskatchewan Transportation Company's (STC) network for $10 one-way.

Flooding has caused chaos and distress for many residents of Saskatchewan. At present 933 people are registered with the Red Cross and are displaced from their homes.