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One hundred high school graduates from 79 communities across the province, including 12 in the southeast region, are receiving Saskatchewan Youth Apprenticeship (SYA) Industry Scholarships.

For 27 years, the Boys and Girls Club in Yorkton has been helping youth through a variety of programs, and now the club that so many have grown up with and participated in is undergoing a change.

Over the weekend, people gathered in the Gallagher Centre parking lot to take in a movie and also raise some money for a local organization.

With very little recent rainfall and a long stretch of hot temperatures, crops are rapidly advancing across the province.

On July 11, 2021, Saskatchewan will enter Phase 3 of the re-open Saskatchewan plan and all remaining Public Health Orders will be removed, including mandatory masking indoors. This does not mean that the COVID-19 pandemic is over.

It’s hard to celebrate our past in the way we once did. There was a time when we could be comforted by whatever we were taught in our school history books. Modern times are changing that.

Saskatchewan lacrosse fans might look at Matt Hossack as a player with a level of still to be unlocked potential. While Hossack is now 27, the Port Perry, ON. product has never quite risen to be ‘the guy’ on the Saskatchewan Rush defence.

The weekend of July 16-18 is looking a bit more like Yorkton Fair weekend all the time. The Yorkton Exhibition Association has just announced gymkhana will be held Saturday and Sunday, July 17 and 18.

Today, the Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency (SPSA) is introducing a new website, saskpublicsafety.ca, which will increase the ability of Saskatchewan residents to receive timely emergency information on multiple devices.

Two found dead near Tiny, SK.