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  Domestic violence resource card initiative develops in southern Saskatchewan

  A new domestic violence resource card initiative is taking the lead in Yorkton and is quickly expanding in southern Saskatchewan.

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  Springside Resource Centre cuts back summer program after not receiving Canada Summer Jobs grant

  Springside Resource Centre has cut back its eight week summer program to one week after not being selected for the Canada Summer Jobs (CSJ) wage subsidy.

• Construction begins on pea protein isolate plant in Yorkton

  Construction has officially kicked off at Louis Dreyfus Company’s (LDC) first worldwide new pea protein isolate plant in Yorkton.

• Sask. experts predict $1 billion boost in yield potential due to rain conditions

  Based on all of the rain the province has received this season, Economic Development Regina (EDR) is predicting a $1 billion boost in yield potential for cropland in southern Saskatchewan.

• Punnichy elects Indigenous woman in by-election for mayor

  Residents of the Village of Punnichy celebrated as a First Nations woman was sworn in as mayor.

• Council supports Yorkton Brick Mill loan request

  Yorkton Brick Mill Heritage Society has gotten a little closer to finishing its new project thanks to the support of city council.

• 'It just caught my eye': Funnel cloud spotted near Saltcoats, Sask.

  Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC) issued a tornado warning Tuesday afternoon, however their ongoing investigation reports the stormy weather might have resulted in just funnel clouds.

• 'Be able to keep our people here': CUPE health care workers in Yorkton asking for wage increases

  Union representatives from CUPE 5430 gathered at Yorkton Regional Health Centre on Tuesday to raise awareness about the impact the cost of living has had on health care workers.

• June Days celebrates Yorkton's diverse community

  Yorkton's multicultural June Days has returned for its third consecutive year. The event kicked off on Thursday, opening with Indigenous and Jamaican cultures.

• Elementary students favour specialized programming at Dr. Brass School in Yorkton

  As the school year comes to an end, students at Dr. Brass School’s Performing Arts Academy in Yorkton were proud to perform their last production of ‘Show Stoppers’ on Tuesday evening.