Yorkton highlights recycling program, helping local residents retain work
Residents in Yorkton are embracing their unique curbside recycling program that's been operating in the community for over a decade.
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Yorkton Chamber hosts provincial forum
Yorkton’s Chamber of Commerce hosted an “All Candidates Forum” Wednesday evening. With over 200 people in attendance, residents said they feel more confident in who to vote for in the upcoming provincial election.
Who are the five candidates running in Yorkton's provincial election?
With five different candidates vying for the seat, CTV News asked all parties why they chose to run for the position.
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'A feast for everyone': Yorkton high school students take pride in Thanksgiving tradition
Going strong for eight years now, staff and retired teachers from Yorkton Regional High School (YRHS) provide lunch to students leading up to Thanksgiving weekend. This year, over 900 students received a meal.
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RCMP searching for 2 suspects after armed robbery near Whitewood, Sask.
Saskatchewan RCMP say a larger police presence in Whitewood is related to a report of robbery with a firearm on Wednesday evening.
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Key First Nation Chief faces voter fraud charges
Chief Clinton David Key of The Key First Nation is facing charges of election tampering based on alleged incidents during the nation’s 2022 municipal election.
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Monument on Muskowekwan First Nation honours residential school survivors
A new monument recognizing residential school survivors in the Muskowekwan First Nation area was unveiled Tuesday morning.
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Kahkewistahaw First Nation celebrates new detox centre
Members of Yorkton Tribal Council (YTC) are taking action to address the growing addictions crisis through the grand opening of their new detox centre – Eagle Sky Healing Lodge Detox Centre.
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RCMP say inmate failed to return to correctional centre in Yorkton, may be in Regina
RCMP are asking the public to be on the lookout for a 55-year-old man who failed to return to a correctional centre in Yorkton Thursday night and is thought to be travelling to or in the Regina area.
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City passes bylaw addressing unsafe outdoor living in Yorkton
A new Fire Prevention Bylaw was introduced in the City of Yorkton aiming to address unsafe outdoor living.
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What do people need to know about the upcoming City of Yorkton election?
With the municipal election fast approaching, Yorkton’s city returning officer shared details on what people need to know before voting, and what to know if they are interested in running for city council.
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AI photo of purple apples growing in Sask. sparks attention, experts debunk image
A social media post of purple apples “growing” in Saskatchewan has sparked a lot of attention. However, garden experts say there's no such thing.
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Moosomin officially opens upgraded airport after years of work, $10 million in funding
Residents in Moosomin celebrated the official opening of their community's airport infrastructure project – the end result of a $10 million investment.
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Riders prepare for unique season finale that could result in bye to West Final
Saturday will mark the end of the CFL regular season, and the Saskatchewan Roughriders will have their eyes on Winnipeg’s matchup versus Montreal to know if they have a chance of clinching the West Division.
Sask. police watchdog sent to Fort Qu'Appelle after medical incident following RCMP arrest
The police watchdog group Saskatchewan Serious Incident Response Team (SIRT) was deployed to Fort Qu'Appelle after a person went into medical distress while in custody on Friday.
How will ballots be counted for the Saskatchewan election?
As the final day of voting for the Saskatchewan election inches closer, voters may be wondering when official winners will be declared.
Local group wants to see protection of wetlands as election issue
A coalition of scientists, conservationists and other concerned citizens are hoping the next formed government will address issues pertaining to the wetlands.
Sask. Marshals Service hats cost too much money, NDP says
The Saskatchewan Party’s planned marshals service was under the spotlight Thursday, as the NDP revealed the government paid over $40,000 for fewer than 100 hats for the new officers' uniforms.
Saskatchewan Party, NDP promise to work with Ottawa on homeless supports if elected
Saskatchewan's two major political parties promised Thursday to work with federal partners on finding the best deal for addressing homelessness if they win Monday's provincial election.
One killed, 2 hurt in collision north of Regina
A man is dead and two other people were injured in a two vehicle collision north of Regina on Wednesday evening.
Saskatchewan forensic investigators unable to identify remains in autopsy
Police have still not confirmed the identity of a body discovered in Prince Albert last week.
Here's why a mortgage broker thinks a 30-year amortization is a 'trap'
The federal government allowed 30-year mortgage amortizations for first-time homebuyers purchasing new builds in August, and the new rules are set to expand in December to everyone looking to buy a newly-constructed home.
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