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Looking south on Second Avenue North. In the background, the Saskatchewan Wheat Pool elevator, and the York City Plaza. Apart from the new businesses occupying the buildings, the street has not undergone much change.

The Yorkton United Chelsea U12 soccer club travelled to Saskatoon on the Dec. 10-12 weekend to participate in the annual SISCO Division II soccer tournament. Again, United Chelsea had a successful performance.

Changes have been made to The Electrical Licensing Exemption Regulations which will allow employers to hire additional employees to meet the needs of the labour market.

Local youth who face barriers to employment will get job preparation training and work experience through new federal funding for an employment project, it was recently announced.

A long time ago, ...back when life was simpler and infinitely more finite, there was this stable. We can assume it was inhabited by animals and was smelly and dark and maybe a little chilly. The stable was not a wing of the local children's hospital.

Despite losing upwards of seven players to Junior hockey at the end of last season, the Yorkton AAA Harvest hockey team continues to play like they are destined to achieve good things.

The AA Bantam Terriers brought their year to an end this past weekend with two home games and a road game. Head coach Damon Kustra said he is disappointed with the first half of the season.

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On Monday December 15th, the YRHS hosted its annual Big Buck Night for students and staff. "We had 16 participates take part this year" says teacher Darren Wandy.

The Yorkton Terriers continue to play well, recording two wins on the week in the Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League. The wins leave the Terriers with a record of 24-9-1-3 for 52 points to sit atop the League's Sherwood Conference.