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From demolition threat to landmark: Yorkton Brick Flour Mill celebrates 15-year restoration (opens the original)
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YORKTON, Sask. — After 15 years of fundraising, restoration and construction, the Yorkton Brick Flour Mill Heritage Society officially opened its new interpretive centre Sept. 30, celebrating the completion of a project that transformed a historic mill once facing demolition into a community landmark. “The journey is as important as the destination,” society president Larry Pearen told a crowd gathered for the grand opening of the Yorkton Brick Flour Mill Interpretive Centre. The Sept. 30 ceremo
Silver Circle Community Expo to connect older adults with local services (opens the original)
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YORKTON, Sask. — Older adults looking to learn more about programs, services and opportunities available in the region will have a chance to do so at the upcoming Silver Circle Community Expo. The free event will be held Oct. 1 from 4 to 7 p.m. at the Gallagher Centre Convention Place. Organizers are inviting residents aged 55 and older, along with family members and caregivers, to attend the expo, which is designed to showcase resources and organizations serving seniors in Yorkton and surroundi
Yorkton residents invited to share their creativity in community art project (opens the original)
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YORKTON, Sask. — Yorkton residents have one final chance to add their own creative touch to a community art project celebrating individuality and diversity. Arts Guild Yorkton is inviting people of all ages to create and submit an artistic “selfie” by Sept. 30 for its Express Your SELFIE! community art initiative. Participants are encouraged to design a self-portrait using any materials they have on hand, from paint, markers and crayons to recycled items such as cardboard, bottle caps, tissue pa
Grandma Sherry reflects on family resilience ahead of Truth and Reconciliation Day (opens the original)
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YORKTON, Sask. — As communities across Canada mark the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation on Sept. 30, Yorkton elder and educator Grandma Sherry is encouraging people to learn and share their family stories while reflecting on both the lasting impacts of residential schools and the resilience of those who survived them. Drawing on her family's experiences, Grandma Sherry said the day provides an opportunity to better understand the truth of Canada's history while recognizing the strength
Yorkton debate tournament returns after more than a decade (opens the original)
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YORKTON, Sask. â More than 50 student debaters from across Saskatchewan gathered in Yorkton on Sept. 26 as the Saskatchewan Elocution and Debate Association (SEDA) returned to the city for its first tournament in more than a decade. The tournament marked the opening event of SEDA's 2026-27 season and brought together 52 elementary and high school students competing in 26 two-person teams from seven schools in Yorkton, Regina and Saskatoon. For Yorkton Regional High School students Chaitasi Bha
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