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After a rain-soaked opening day, the sun came out for the second and final day of Yorkton’s inaugural Living Skies Music Festival, drawing crowds to the city’s rodeo grounds for a day of rock music.
Rain ponchos outnumbered T-shirts and the festival grounds turned muddy within hours, but that didn’t stop Yorkton’s inaugural Living Skies Music Festival from kicking off with a celebration of country music on Friday.
The Gallagher Centre Exhibition Grounds are cordoned off as the venue is getting ready for Yorkton's first music festival to open its gates on Friday.
Conexus Credit Union officially celebrated the grand re-opening of its Melville branch on Wednesday, marking the completion of a major renovation project years in the making and reinforcing the credit union's commitment to rural Saskatchewan.
Mayor Aaron Kienle and Métis Nation-Saskatchewan Eastern Region 2A representative Darcy Lepowick participated in Canada’s official side event at the United Nations’ (UN) 2026 High-Level Political Forum in New York City.
Yorkton is expected to see 140 new jobs added by the end of the year, thanks to an expansion to the Louis Dreyfus Company’s (LDC) processing facility.
Cote First Nation officially opened a new berry farm Wednesday in hopes of strengthening food security, preserving cultural traditions and reconnecting future generations with the land.
Kiauna Cote is preparing to represent her communities, Ochapowace First Nation and Chacachas Treaty Nation , on the national stage in the Miss Indigenous Canada program.
The Royal Canadian Legion is celebrating a major milestone this year as the organization marks its 100th anniversary.
Ropers from across Canada gathered on Chacachas First Nation Thursday for a one-day competition aimed at supporting youth while celebrating a culture deeply rooted in horses.
The Yorkton council chamber was filled Monday evening as city council considered two applications tied to Poundmaker’s Lodge Treatment Centre’s (PLTC) plans to establish post-treatment addiction recovery facilities in the city.
Yorkton Mayor Aaron Kienle brought the city’s infrastructure challenges to an international audience Monday, speaking at a United Nations forum in New York City.
A late spring and frequent summer rainfall have caused minor delays to construction projects across Yorkton, but city officials say work remains on track for completion before winter.
Under the scorching prairie sun, over 1,000 people gathered in Melville, Sask. on Saturday to support two RCMP officers who were seriously injured in a shooting last month.
Cote First Nation is continuing recovery efforts after heavy rainfall last week caused widespread flooding, damaged infrastructure and temporarily cut the community off from surrounding areas.
