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RCMP conducting homicide investigation after man found dead inside Yorkton home
Saskatchewan RCMP are asking the public for help in a Yorkton homicide investigation after a man was found dead inside a home Thursday morning.
Lack of snow across Canada brings concerns to the AG Industry
With little snow on the ground, concerns over dry conditions continue to grow, especially for farmers across the Prairies.
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Man killed in single-vehicle crash in Yorkton
A man is dead after a single-vehicle crash in Yorkton Saturday morning, according to police.
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'Imperative that we promote those opportunities': Trade and Tech Day held at Yorkton Regional High School
Skills Canada Saskatchewan hosted their annual Trade and Tech Day: Pathways to Promising Careers, at Yorkton Regional High School on Wednesday.
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National Child Day celebrated in Yorkton for nearly three decades
In celebration of National Child Day on Nov. 20, kids from the city of Yorkton spent the day learning about their rights as a child through fun and educational activities organized by Big Brothers Big Sisters of Yorkton and Area.
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SaskPower discusses plans for reaching net zero GHG with Yorkton residents
SaskPower representatives are travelling across different cities in the province and giving online informational sessions about a series of scenarios for how residents and industries can reach net zero greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions by 2050.
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'For everyone to have peace': Yorkton veteran recounts experience as a peacekeeper in the Balkans
A Canadian Forces veteran in Yorkton is highlighting the important role Canadians have in peacekeeping operations across the globe.
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Treaty Four put on full display with Revolution in the Rock Garden exhibit in Yorkton
An art installation is making its way throughout Treaty Four territory this year, with its last stop being at the Godfrey Dean Art Gallery (GDAG) in Yorkton.
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Grain Millers Harvest Showdown held in Yorkton to celebrate Agriculture Week
Agriculture Week in Yorkton is being celebrated through the annual Grain Millers Harvest Showdown happening from Nov. 1 to Nov. 4.
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Sask. school's move to change Halloween to 'harvest celebration' gets mixed reviews
Reactions were mixed following an announcement that students at Canora Junior Elementary School would not be sporting spooky costumes but celebrating harvest on Oct. 31.
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Skating pilot project launched in Ochapowace First Nation
A pilot program for learning how to skate and trying out different Skate Canada programs was launched on the Ochapowace First Nation on Friday.
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Cleanfarms organizes collection events for unwanted agricultural materials
This fall, farmers in southern Saskatchewan can safely dispose any unwanted agricultural materials through a program organized by Cleanfarms.
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El Nino doesn't guarantee a 'brown Christmas' in Sask., meteorologist says
With the weather phenomenon known as El Nino expected to impact much of western Canada this winter, including Saskatchewan, one meteorologist wants people to know it doesn’t mean no snow and above-zero temperatures will be the everyday norm.
Sask. NDP questions make-up of Saskatchewan's delegation to COP28 conference
The Saskatchewan NDP is questioning the make-up of Saskatchewan’s delegation to the COP28 conference in Dubai.
Suspect charged with 4 counts of second-degree murder in Winnipeg mass shooting
A suspect has been charged with four counts of second-degree murder in connection with the Langside homicide.
Former Sask. hockey coach found guilty of sexual assault and assault
Former Saskatchewan junior hockey coach Bernard (Bernie) Lynch was found guilty by a Regina Court of King’s Bench judge on Friday of sexual assault and assault stemming from incidents that took place in August of 1988.
'This will always be Saskatchewan's team': Riders' new coach introduces himself to province
On Thursday the Saskatchewan Roughriders confirmed they had selected former Toronto Argonauts defensive coordinator Corey Mace, as the team’s 48th head coach and on Friday he addressed the media and Rider Nation for the first time since taking on the new role.
Sask. First Nation uses wood from old grain elevators to build its first homes
A Saskatchewan First Nation is using wood from old grain elevators to build some of the first homes on its land.
Moose Jaw man plans to invest $100K lotto winnings
A Moose Jaw man who won $100,000 in a Lotto Max draw plans to invest his winnings and treat his mom to brunch.
RCMP conducting homicide investigation after man found dead inside Yorkton home
Saskatchewan RCMP are asking the public for help in a Yorkton homicide investigation after a man was found dead inside a home Thursday morning.
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