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Barry Whitta is inspired by what surrounds him. He said that he’s long had a keen interest in Saskatchewan landscapes, local wildlife, old farm buildings and antique vehicles left in the weeds and tall grass.

An employee at the Legacy Co-op Palliser Way gas bar in Yorkton has been confirmed for COVID-19. The employee, who reported symptoms and entered self-isolation last week, received confirmation on Sept. 30.

And then there were six. Dustin Brears announced today he will be seeking a seat on Yorkton Council, joining four incumbents and Dick DeRyk to take the plunge so far. Brears ran last election, just missing a seat, polling eighth.

With COVID-19 impacting so many the Salvation Army in Yorkton is already taking requests for Christmas food hampers and children’s toys.

It has been confirmed by there is a positive COVID-19 case in an individual at St. Alphonsus Elementary School in Yorkton. In a release today (Thursday), Christ the Teacher Catholic Schools in the city noted thatSept.

With a COVID-19 outbreak being declared in Yorkton, Mayor Bob Maloney is hoping that the people of the city can work together to help stop the spread of the disease. In a recent update, livestreamed on the City of Yorkton website (yorkton.

The Saskatch​​ewan Health Authority (SHA) is alerting the public of an increase in COVID-19 cases in Yorkton and the surrounding area and is urging Saskatchewan residents to follow public health measures and personal safety precautions to prevent the

If you like taking photographs an upcoming walk-about should be on your calendar. As part of Yorkton Culture Days, the Yorkton Photography Guild will be holding a photo ‘walkday’ Saturday, Oct. 17.

The Honour Our Veterans Banner Program has hung banners on streets across Yorkton. Each banner highlights a veteran from the Yorkton area. The first set of banners have been installed, and more will be installed in October.

Walking down Yorkton streets, the Yorkton Tribal Council wants to educate.