Calvin Daniels
O’Soup acclaimed to fifth term as Tribal Chief
Isabel O’Soup has been acclaimed to a fifth term as Tribal Chief with the Yorkton Tribal Council.
Asked why she has continued to let her...
Mayor says attending budget about relationship building
Yorkton Mayor Aaron Kienle attended last week’s unveiling of the latest provincial budget in Regina but said the document didn’t offer a great deal...
Yorkton explores collaborative path to the future
Exploring Yorkton’s Future, an interactive workshop aimed at developing a more collaborative, sustainable, and prosperous future for the city was held in Yorkton recently.
The...
Wyonzek officiates Olympic hockey
For more than two decades Tarrington Wyonzek has patrolled hockey ice in arenas around the world, but not in pursuit of goals and assists....
Province tops off funding for flour mill
Construction of the Yorkton Brick Flour Mill Interpretive Centre will finally be completed thanks to a contribution of $600,000 from the Government of Saskatchewan.
The...
Council throws support behind YTC Spirit Games
The Yorkton Tribal Council is set to host a major winter event in the city and appeared before City Council Monday seeking support.
Mitch Hippsley,...
New activity wall installed at Sask Abilities
A new MultiBall Wall installed at the SaskAbilities Yorkton branch will enhance programming.
A MultiBall Wall – sourced in Germany -- is an enhanced gaming...
NDP calls for PST cut on municipal projects like Grain Millers Drive
The Saskatchewan NDP want the PST removed on municipal construction projects like the one planned at some point for Grain Millers Road in Yorkton.
Grain...
City seeking foreign investment dollars
The City of Yorkton is looking to attract foreign investment and hopes a report presented at the regular meeting of Council Monday lays the...
Yorkton residents likely to see 3.85% tax hike
Property taxes appear to be rising in Yorkton in 2026.
The proposed budget – publicly unveiled at a special meeting of Yorkton Council Jan. 7...
Provincial News
Canada Day in the Fort will also celebrate 75th anniversary
Fort Qu’Appelle is preparing for one of its largest Canada Day celebrations in recent memory as the community combines its annual festivities with events...
