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Minister Carr and PS Duguid announce Shop Local investment benefiting small businesses across the Prairie

When it came time to plan for an 18U house league baseball season, Yorkton director Tom Courville found a number of communities not ready to field teams because of COVID-19 and the Parkland Minor Baseball League at that level looked like it might not

A parliamentary committee wants action from Ottawa to save wild salmon stocks on the West Coast — demanding the federal fisheries minister devise comprehensive research and restoration strategies, treat First Nations as equal conservation partners, c

The Yorkton Lady Gridders wrapped up a very short, two-game spring season hosting Melville Sunday in the back-end of a home-and-home set with the Highway #10 rivals.

A Star City area man recently pleaded guilty to several wildlife offences and was fined $15,000 in Melfort provincial court.

Looking for something to do the weekend of Aug. 20-22, then head north up Highway #10 to attend the Preeceville Lions Western Weekend.

After no summer fair in 2020 due to COVID-19, the Invermay Agricultural Society has announced the event will return this August.

Fine art locally made crafts and once in a lifetime experiences contributed to the successful online auction recently hosted by the Yorkton Brick Flour Mill. Bidding for the 83 items ran from June 7-17.

Fisherfolk always have their favoured spots to fish, generally carefully guarded secrets of the trade. In my case I like a spot with a quartet of things going for it.

At a recent virtual ceremony, Rogers Communications handed out Ted Rogers Scholarship to 26 Alberta, Manitoba and Saskatchewan youth. Charlee Mitschke of Langenburg is one of the scholarship recipients.