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Win for YRHS

Win for YRHS

Finals are over and semester two has now started in the land of orange. Several students from the Yorkton Regional High School attended the Justin Trudeau luncheon on Wednesdays, January 30. The students at the luncheon presented Mr.
Aboriginal jobs a problem for us all

Aboriginal jobs a problem for us all

Regardless of how you feel about the way aboriginal people have been recently expressing their concerns and frustrations, there does seem to be an undeniable reality.
Letter to the Editor - Mill project good one

Letter to the Editor - Mill project good one

Dear Editor: I've been looking for a positive news story to being the year and I would have to say I think I've found one.
MacDuff mystery and a fish feed

MacDuff mystery and a fish feed

Welcome to Week XXXVII of 'Fishing Parkland Shorelines'. Like most of us I am a novice fisherman, loving to fish, but far from an expert.
For heaven's sake, make up your mind

For heaven's sake, make up your mind

Success-ful people, says motivational speaker Andy Andrews, make decisions quickly, and change their mind slowly. People who are failures take forever to make up their mind, then quickly change it again.
Vegas shows impress neophyte

Vegas shows impress neophyte

Earlier this month, I spent five days in Las Vegas. It was my first trip to America's favorite holiday destination.
EDITORIAL CARTOON

EDITORIAL CARTOON

Dates to mark in February

Dates to mark in February

Out of the last ten people you have spoken to lately, how many of them have had colds or the flu? It's amazing; you'd think the cold weather would end those cold strains, but no such luck.
Science and faith: Can both be common sense?

Science and faith: Can both be common sense?

Few things aggravate me more than arguments derived from "common sense." Let's start with a definition: "the basic level of practical knowledge and judgment that we all need to help us live in a reasonable and safe way." -Cambridge Dictionary.
She don't lie, she don't lie, she don't lie

She don't lie, she don't lie, she don't lie

Cocaine burst into North American consciousness in the 1970s. It was the drug of choice for rock stars, movie moguls and high-powered executives. It was mostly out of the reach of the common person, however. By the 1980s that had changed drastically.
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