'A long journey': Historic flour mill in Yorkton opens to public
Yorkton’s historic brick flour mill opened to the public on Tuesday.
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Yorkton's SaskAbilities program takes unique approach
Yorkton’s SaskAbilities organization aims to take a person-centred approach when working with people with disabilities.
'A lot of hard work': Yorkton homeless shelter launches breakfast program
Bruno’s Place, a shelter that is set to open in Yorkton, launched its breakfast program Wednesday morning.
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Sask. health care staff mourning the sudden death of Melville doctor
Health care staff in southeast Saskatchewan are mourning the loss of a colleague who died unexpectedly last weekend.
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Repair work on Sask. highway closed for over a year expected to begin this fall
Repair work on a southeastern Saskatchewan highway that has been closed for over a year may begin this fall.
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'This ride is for the future': Man plans awareness ride to Ottawa
Dean Cunningham left his home in north central Alberta to ride across the country to bring awareness to several Indigenous issues.
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Yorkton RCMP and Fire Services on scene of semi rollover
Police are advising motorists to stay away from the intersection of Highway 10 and Queen Street in Yorkton, Sask., following a semi rollover.
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'This is one of the solutions': Bruno’s Place taking shape as opening date nears
Despite delays, Yorkton’s new homeless shelter, Bruno’s place, is coming together. The shelter, which is housed in the old Yorkton Friendship Centre, hopes to open its doors in August.
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City of Yorkton unveils new bike locks across community’s downtown
If you’re venturing in Yorkton’s downtown core, there’s some change you might notice with a nod to reconciliation. Bike locks have been installed across the area, but if you look closely, you’ll notice some artwork within them.
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From Rocanville to the Big Apple: Former Sask. hockey player blazing trails behind the bench
Hayley Wickenheiser, Danielle Goyette and Kendall Coyne-Schofield are among some of the names of female hockey trailblazers – a list Rocanville, Sask.’s Jessica Campbell could soon join with her work behind the bench at the international and professional level.
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'We make it loud, we have fun': Stock car racing back on track in Yorkton
The Yellowhead International Speedway in Yorkton hosted a season opener for stock car racing on Sunday.
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Students and staff at Yorkton Regional High School get active in latest Walk and Roll event
Students at Yorkton Regional High School (YRHS) got to stretch their legs Tuesday for the school’s annual Walk and Roll event.
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'If you have an idea, you can bring it to life': first-time filmmaker steals show at Golden Sheaf Awards
The 75th Annual Yorkton Film Festival has come and gone — but not before a night honouring the best in Canada’s short films.
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Sask. on track for record-breaking drug overdose deaths in 2022
Saskatchewan drug overdose deaths are on the rise again this year.
27 deaths and 488 hospitalizations recorded in province's first monthly COVID-19 report
There were 27 new deaths reported in the province’s first monthly COVID-19 report for the period of July 17 to Aug. 13.
Downtown properties appear to be acting as parking lots without council approval
A pair of properties in downtown Regina appear to be acting as a parking lot without the proper approval from city council.
Regina man arrested following incident with sawed-off-shotgun
A Regina man is facing several firearms related charges following an incident involving a sawed-off-shotgun on Wednesday afternoon.
Riders get reinforcements back on defence
The Saskatchewan Roughriders will have defensive ends Pete Robertson and A.C. Leonard back in the lineup Friday when they take on the B.C. Lions.
31-year-old man facing weapons charges after SWAT call: Regina police
A 31-year-old Regina man wanted on a Canada-wide warrant has been arrested and is facing multiple weapons related charges after a SWAT call on Wednesday, the Regina Police Service (RPS) said in a news release.
Saskatchewan to send patients to Alberta for privatized surgery; won't pay for travel
Saskatchewan plans to send people to Alberta to get privatized surgeries, but the cost of travel won't be covered by the government.
'Step in the right direction': Sask. government works to end healthcare disruption in Balcarres
The Town of Balcarres has been delivered a new set of promises from the provincial government regarding the reopening of the lab department at the Balcarres Integrated Care Centre.
Majority of people with Omicron don't know they have it: study
A new study has found that more than half of people infected with the Omicron variant of COVID-19 were unaware they had it. Undiagnosed infections could be the reason why the variant spread so rapidly, according to researchers.
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Dr. Steve Flindall reacts to the health care announcement from Ont. Health Minister Sylvia Jones and if it will ease the pressure on overcrowded ERs.
