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Nature's brilliance hope for sustainable future

Nature's brilliance hope for sustainable future

Sometimes a new science emerges that not only offers hope for our continued survival as a species but that also makes obvious how little we have really learned in our relatively brief time on Earth.
Library in temporary location

Library in temporary location

The Yorkton Public Library is open in temporary facilities at the Parkland Mall with a small portion of its collection available to browse.

Band promotes with winning website

The Saskatoon-based band Eldebrock has earned recognition for its website, an important tool in promoting music. The Interactive Media Council recently awarded Eldebrock the 2010 IMA Best in Class Award for website design in the 'Music' category.
Heed the voice that matters most

Heed the voice that matters most

I heard voices yesterday. Get out and walk, said my muscles. Get some fresh air, screamed my lungs. Summer's almost done, whispered my soul - get out and enjoy it. I put them off all day. Things to do. Places to go. People to see.
New residents welcomed

New residents welcomed

Codie Prevost, 2010 SCMA Entertainer of the Year, passed thru' Dubuc last week and left some business cards and autographed posters.He was promoting a new album available on Itunesas wellas anew video on CMT.He was enroute to Darwell, Sk.
Most don't see registry preventing crime

Most don't see registry preventing crime

An Angus Reid poll out this week shows a vast majority of Canadians- 72 per cent - think the long-gun registry has done nothing to prevent crime.

Bunny Party coming to APT

Koba Entertainment proudly welcomes the newest addition to its family of touring musicals - Max & Ruby: Bunny Party! It's a big day for someone special.

Editorial - Flood relief effort shows community heart

One of the key aspects of a vibrant community is having a sense of not just pride, but of caring for others in the community which may need some help at times. Yorkton has always had residents who have shown their hearts are in the right place.

Calanchie goes 13 innings in record game

Cardinals' hurler could have gone longer at nationals' game

Council controversy divides

An alleged conflict of interest on Kamsack's town council has some residents of the community demanding the resignation of two councillors. The controversy surrounds one of the most heated issues in any Saskatchewan rural community: healthcare.
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