Friday May 24, 2013




  • Drawn to chase storms

    Watch Yorkton This Week for weekly storm photos from the ‘Stormchaser”

  • Holding onto the reins of the past

    Horsepower was on display in Rama, SK. Saturday, as a demonstration of heritage spring seeding technique was held.

  • Hull's B.C. bound for junior football

    The former Yorkton Regional High School Raider Gridders linebacker doesn't, however, know which team he will be playing for in the British Columbia Football Conference just yet.

  • Career fair steeped with tradition

    The fourth annual Working Together Career Fair held at the St. Mary's Cultural Centre on May 17 delivered a deliberate and healthy dose of First Nations culture.

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