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Here’s the latest news from the Yorkton and District Horticultural Society.

When COVID-19 is finally under an acceptable level of control – a question СÀ¶ÊÓƵ what is the acceptable level? The food sector will be left with some rather large questions to answer in terms of food security.

An artist’s conception of the Yorkton Memorial Boulevard as it appears when completed.

If we are suppose to be getting on with business in Saskatchewan that surely should mean getting on with the business of the legislature.

I realized a long time ago that most conspiracy theories are a form of coping mechanism. They’re a way to give the person who holds them a bit of control in a world that can seem very random and cruel.

The long weekend is just days away, the anticipation is reaching a fever pitch. It’s been an enjoyable summer.

It was just over five years ago that the Baltimore Orioles and Chicago White Sox took to the field at Camden Yards to play in a stadium with no fans.

Letter to the Editor: Congratulations Saskatchewan! Through our collective effort we have flattened the curve by honouring the guidelines to keep ourselves safe during the pandemic.

Dear Editor, The recent closures of meat packing plants in Alberta, Quebec and several American states due to the COVID-19 pandemic are shedding light on the tremendous expense of this style of massive meat processing operation.

When Darcy McLeod, Director Community Development, Parks & Recreation made a presentation to the regular meeting of Yorkton Council in April reminding the community that National Emergency Preparedness Week was coming up May 3-9, most likely paid lit