Another Yorkton story.
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In August a group of organizations in Yorkton dealing with food security received a donation of 15 tons of potatoes from Second Harvest. All gone in two weeks. This is about that, and the recently formed food security committee who took on the challenge.
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Kris Grunert, born and raised on a farm a few miles out of Yorkton, is an award-winning photographer. We talk about his commercial work for many large international corporations, as well as his personal photographic art. How he got into photography is a story in itself.

The story of Dr. Sigga Christianson Houston and her family. She was only the fourth woman of Icelandic descent to be a doctor back in 1926.

Forensic pathology is not something a lot of high school graduates would even think of as a career option. But Alexa did.

In #Yorkton #SK #Canada, immigrants from around the world are finding a new home and often a different kind of life. Winter weather has something to do with that, but is not a great deterrent, it seems. We talked to seven recent immigrants about their journeys.

We talk with Shawn Sanford Beck, born and raised here in #Yorkton #SK #Canada. He was a member of the local St Andrew United Church in his youth, then became an Anglican priest. He has taken on a new role in the United Church. But he is not your conventional clergyman.
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Our new podcast is about Hamton, a village north of Yorkton, SK Canada. After it was largely abandoned 40 years ago, the buildings stood, until on a Sunday morning in May of 2018, they all burned down. At www.yorktonstories.ca and all podcast directories. Search for Yorkton Stories.