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SaskAbilities in Yorkton marked 75th anniversary with 'film-lunch'
SaskAbilities in Yorkton marked 75th anniversary with 'film-lunch'
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The localized film celebrates the 75th anniversary through the eyes of local clients, staff and community partners.
Calvin Daniels Calvin Daniels
Yorkton groups receive nearly $51K in SLG grants
Yorkton groups receive nearly $51K in SLG grants
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Yorkton’s share is part of $2.1 million in total grants distributed province-wide.
SaskToday staff
 Sports This Week: Film chronicles ‘Dog River’ rugby trip
Sports This Week: Film chronicles ‘Dog River’ rugby trip
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The Dog River Howlers are an invitational rugby club.
Calvin Daniels Calvin Daniels
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Yorkton Obituaries

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Provincial News

Western premiers agree to develop new economic corridors, call for federal support
Western premiers agree to develop new economic corridors, call for federal support
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YELLOWKNIFE — Canada's western premiers say they've agreed to identify, plan and develop new economic corridors to connect provincial resources to international markets.
Canadian Press
 Trade, economic corridors are focus of Western Premiers in NWT
Trade, economic corridors are focus of Western Premiers in NWT
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Communique identifies international trade and tariffs, economic corridors, energy security and the Arctic among key issues for Premiers
John Cairns John Cairns
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National News

Canada Post union calls for overtime ban as company, workers fail to reach agreement
Canada Post union calls for overtime ban as company, workers fail to reach agreement
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OTTAWA — The union representing about 55,000 Canada Post employees has called for a countrywide overtime ban, saying its negotiators will continue to review the latest offers from the mail carrier.
Canadian Press
 B.C. First Nations fear protests and conflict over fast-track legislation
B.C. First Nations fear protests and conflict over fast-track legislation
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First Nations leaders in British Columbia say proposed legislation to fast-track resource projects will likely lead to protests and litigation should the provincial government push the law through.
Darryl Greer, The Canadian Press
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Central Sask Sports

Invermay athletes shine at first meet of season
Invermay athletes shine at first meet of season
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Thanks to their success at Pre-Districts, 29 athletes from Invermay School advanced to districts on May 27 and 28.
Rocky Neufeld Rocky Neufeld
Yorkton Minor Football honours Richard Winters as top volunteer
Yorkton Minor Football honours Richard Winters as top volunteer
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Richard Winters is Yorkton Minor Football's Volunteer of the Year, but his contributions extend far beyond football.
Tyson Off Tyson Off
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Central Sask Business

SaskToday Outlook journalist, staff writer win 4 Better Newspapers awards
SaskToday Outlook journalist, staff writer win 4 Better Newspapers awards
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SaskToday journalist Derek Ruttle and The Outlook's Shelley Luedtke came away from this year's BNC Awards competition with four wins in total.
Derek Ruttle Derek Ruttle
Yorkton BIA outlines plans for 2025, including CultureFest
Yorkton BIA outlines plans for 2025, including CultureFest
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The Yorkton Business Improvement District shared 2025 plans with council, including the Santa Claus Parade, set to return Nov. 23.
Calvin Daniels Calvin Daniels
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Central Sask Agriculture

Canadian biofuel watches policy developments
Canadian biofuel watches policy developments
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Sector hopes for improvements to Clean Fuel Regulations and hopes U.S. restrictions on canola can be lifted.
Sean Pratt / Western Producer
 Rail enters calm labour seas
Rail enters calm labour seas
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Major railways now have prolonged contract agreements with most of their unions.
Sean Pratt / Western Producer
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