New SJHL Championship trophy unveiled by league
The Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League (SJHL) has unveiled a redesigned championship trophy for the 2022-23 Playoffs.
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Sask. portraying 'totally false' depiction of Crown Land auction sales, groups say
With the auction sale of Saskatchewan’s Crown Lands continuing, multiple groups are questioning if the government’s processes go too far.
'A woman before her time': Looking back at the life and legacy of Gerry Peppler
For 32 years Gerry Peppler was a mainstay during CTV Yorkton’s Shamrock Station era, but for decades, her countless hours of volunteerism made a lasting impact on the community.
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'Some great information': Young Farmer Summit held in Yorkton
A touring summit for farmers under 40 made its final stop Wednesday, held at Yorkton’s Painted Hand Casino.
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Snowarama sets record with nearly $200K raised in 46th ride; Snowbirds raise nearly $70K
Snowarama has come and gone for a 46th time, but not before another record-setting performance.
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SaskAbilities launches Bowlarama, allowing Easter Seal camp goers to fundraise for the cause
For the past 46 years, Snowarama has operated out of Yorkton, with snowmobilers fundraising to help send individuals experiencing disabilities to Easter Seals Camp.
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Plea date set for Sask. man charged with 2nd-degree murder and assaulting woman, baby
A plea in the case of a Lloydminster man, whose charges include second-degree murder will be heard next month.
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'It's high': Yorkton council sets new budget in stone during Monday meeting
Yorkton’s city budget has been set in stone following the Monday council meeting.
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'The community is full of hope and optimism': NDP makes Yorkton stop, kicking off 'Outreach Tour'
Another tour is underway for Saskatchewan’s Official Opposition, this time focusing on municipal affairs.
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City of Yorkton proposes 3.93% property tax increase in 2023 preliminary budget
Yorkton City Administration has tabled its preliminary budget for 2023 which could raise taxes to 3.93 per cent $6.50 to $7 more per average property owner.
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'Good Buy to Hunger' campaign raises more than $30K for Yorkton organizations
A Yorkton fundraising campaign is helping some local businesses and organizations.
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Yorkton Tribal Council makes major donation to Brick Mill site, adds naming rights to grounds
Yorkton Tribal Council (YTC) wants to ensure that the City of Yorkton continues to work together, promising $100,000 over five years to the Yorkton Brick Mill Heritage Society.
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'It happened quickly': Sask. family sent away from hospital, forced to give birth on floor of townhouse
Tara and Mitchell Luce have three children together — and after their experience with one-month-old Lincoln, they don’t expect to be adding to their family of five.
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Cost of travel nurses in Sask. justified due to threat of service disruptions: province
Travel nurses go from place to place, all over the world, filling in wherever help is needed. To assist with current shortages, some are in Saskatchewan.
'An absolute gift': Sask. Métis tattoo artist incorporates culture into design
Pile O Bones hosted their 18th annual tattoo convention at the Turvey Centre on the weekend where artists from around the country were able to highlight their talent.
Experience Regina apologizes following criticism over 'offensive' slogans
Some residents of Saskatchewan's capital city have been vocal with their disapproval of Tourism Regina's latest rebrand, prompting an apology from the organization.
Resident and pet rescued from house fire in northeast Regina
Firefighters were able to rescue a resident and a pet from a house fire over the weekend.
Indigenous communities leading Canada's clean energy boom
On a wintry day last November, Daphne Kay looked up at an expanse of gleaming solar panels located on Cowessess First Nation reserve land just east of Regina and cried.
Regina Pats clinch playoff spot with win over Moose Jaw Warriors
Following a tough loss against the Moose Jaw Warriors to start the weekend, the Pats rallied and secured a playoff berth for the first time since 2018.
'A really good place to be': Newcomers to Sask. learn ski lessons at Mission Ridge
For the second straight year, the Canadian Ski Patrol (CSP) Qu'Appelle Zone along with Mission Ridge Winter Park invited the Regina Open Door Society (RODS) and the North Central Family Centre (NCFC) for a day of family fun.
Elon Musk's satellites are muddling UFO sighting statistics, researchers say
A slight increase in UFO sightings in 2020 compared to pre-pandemic years may not be because of the pandemic itself, but because of Elon Musk’s new internet satellites, researchers found.
'Who, if not us, should stop them?': The stories of Ukrainian women on the front lines
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Putin's world just got a lot smaller with the ICC's arrest warrant
President Vladimir Putin always relished his global outings, burnishing his image as one of the big guns running the world but with the International Criminal Court's war crimes charges against him, Putin's world just got smaller.
