Yorkton This Week News

A proposed ‘Sober Living Home’ in Yorkton needed Yorkton Council to grant a zoning amendment to proceed. At their regular meeting Monday, Council chose unanimously...

It was in December 1986 when the Royal Canadian Legion General Alexander Ross Branch No. 77 – Yorkton buried a time capsule. The capsule –...

The profile of skateboarding received a boost Saturday as a ‘Skate Park Jam’ was held at the Brodie Avenue Skate Park. Yorkton Mayor Aaron Kienle...

Yorkton Mayor Aaron Kienle said a recent trip to Ottawa to talk about the need for federal dollars for the required wastewater treatment plant...

The Yorkton Business Improvement District is looking to the city for a larger financial contribution moving forward. That was the request, part of a presentation...

The 79th edition of the Yorkton Film Festival handed out its hardware at its awards gala Saturday where Siksikakowan: The Blackfoot Man won the...

The Yorkton Regional Airport will be installing Precision Approach Path Indicator lights in the coming weeks at a cost of $275,987. On May 20, Saskatchewan...

Yorkton Fire Chief Trevor Morrissey said the city’s Emergency Management Plan needs regular updates and presented the most recent of those to the regular...

Robb Nash told more than 1,300 local students that they can find a future, even when at times they doubt that. And Nash explained he...

The prospects for local business are good, but there are challenges too. That was the dual messages Yorkton Mayor Aaron Kienle offered those attending the...