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City and college sign land use deal

City and college sign land use deal

The City of Yorkton and Parkland College have signed a new lease on almost 100 acres of agriculture land near the city. The donated land is used by the College for applied research and revenue generation.
School patrol hits the street

School patrol hits the street

Kids and parents can expect some new help when they cross the street on Gladstone Avenue 麻豆传媒AV after school. Yorkdale Central School has launched a safety patrol program, which started on Oct. 19 as part of Education Week.
Family room opened at Jowsey House

Family room opened at Jowsey House

The new Yorkton Hyundai Room was officially opened Monday at Jowsey House in the city. The room was made possible through efforts of the Brayden Ottenbreit Close Cuts for Cancer program, thanks to funding from Yorkton Hyundai.
Canada 150 A local retrospective - Yorkton votes for a dry spell in 1920

Canada 150 A local retrospective - Yorkton votes for a dry spell in 1920

In 1920, Yorkton was dry. As part of the Canadian liquor plebiscite, Saskatchewan voted in favor of a ban on the importation of wine and liquor, with Yorkton and Mackenzie both putting their votes in the dry column.
Yorktonite aims for pageant glory

Yorktonite aims for pageant glory

A former Yorktonite is taking her knack for glamour and eloquence to the international stage. Holly Weselowski is heading to China to compete in the annual Mrs. Globe pageant in December. 鈥淚鈥檝e never been to Asia,鈥 Weselowski said.
SaskAbilities gets new name and logo

SaskAbilities gets new name and logo

The organization formerly known as the Saskatchewan Abilities Council Inc. has unveiled its new name. Dropping many letters from its moniker, it is now called SaskAbilities.
SaskPower offers tips on saving energy

SaskPower offers tips on saving energy

SaskPower is encouraging businesses to invest time and money into cutting back on energy costs. Representatives from SaskPower spoke at a Yorkton Chamber of Commerce (YCC) luncheon on Oct. 17.
Kids get hands-on with future careers

Kids get hands-on with future careers

Kids watched from behind yellow tape as their classmate slipped on a pair of sunglasses, a welder鈥檚 helmet, and heavy-duty gloves. Sparks flew as he used a welding striker on a piece of metal. A professional welder guided his aim.
Sunrise receives $95,000 in fines in court

Sunrise receives $95,000 in fines in court

The Sunrise Health Region has received $95,000 in fines in response to Occupational Safety and Health violations, including one that resulted in serious injuries to an employee. The fines were issued in Yorkton Provincial Court on Monday, October 20.
Yorkton鈥檚 own NL Construction wins ABEX

Yorkton鈥檚 own NL Construction wins ABEX

Yorkton鈥檚 N.L. Construction has been recognized by the Saskatchewan ABEX Awards, taking home the prize for young entrepreneur.
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