Corn Trails

The Yorkton Film Festival, established in 1947, is recognized as the longest continuous film festival in North America, dedicated to showcasing exceptional screen-based media content through its annual events and the Golden Sheaf Awards competition. With a rich history that began with a volunteer distribution agency for the National Film Board, the festival has evolved to promote short video content year-round through screenings and outreach programs. In addition to its annual festival, the Yorkton Film Festival supports emerging filmmakers through its mentorship program, connecting them with established industry professionals for guidance and networking opportunities. The festival continues to be a vital platform for celebrating and advancing the film industry in Canada, drawing participants and audiences from across the country. Generated from the website

The Cat and The Fiddle Antiques is a charming shop located in a historic 1912 house on Regina's 13th Avenue, offering a unique selection of antiques and collectibles. Customers can explore an eclectic assortment of glassware, vintage clothing, period furniture, and handcrafted Canadian items while enjoying a friendly shopping atmosphere. With a commitment to sustainability, the store provides a range of environmentally friendly products, including Swedish dishcloths and coir mats, encouraging shoppers to bring their own tote bags. New items are added regularly, ensuring a fresh selection for those who appreciate the beauty of vintage treasures. Generated from the website