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Yorkton This Week

Please make the superhero movies stop now

Please make the superhero movies stop now

Green Lantern (DVD/Blu-Ray) - Dir. Martin Campbell. Starring Ryan Reynolds, Blake Lively, Peter Sarsgaard The weakest and most soulless comic book adaptation in recent memory.
Saints dismantle Warriors

Saints dismantle Warriors

The Sacred Heart senior football team put up over 180 all purpose yards which led to their third win in three tries during Saskatchewan High Schools Athletics Association action last Thursday.

SPORTS SHORTS

The Sacred Heart senior team head out on the road for their first road game of the season. They are scheduled to take on Foam Lake on Oct. 13. Both Sacred Heart and Foam Lake's club are undefeated heading into the game.
Sunny days

Sunny days

Yorkton residents were out on the weekend for what might have been the final warm days of the fall. For many, it was a good opportunity to take a walk outside or to finish up the last of the yardwork.

Store firearms safely for security

In many parts of Canada, especially rural areas, firearm ownership is relatively high. Firearms can be used for hunting, sport or for protection from wildlife.

EDITORIAL - Skateboard park worthy effort

So often these days we seem to expect government to do everything for us. That expectation includes at the municipal level, where we often look to City Hall to spearhead most projects in a community, and to also offer up the funding as well.
Work In Progress

Work In Progress

Habitat for Humanity volunteers were in action on the weekend building a home for the city's second Habitat family. Construction supervisor Merv Catchuk anticipates a late January finish for the home on Elizabeth Avenue.

Local chronic wasting disease check stations for 2011

This hunting season the Ministry of Environment and the Canadian Co-operative Wildlife Health Centre will be conducting targeted Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD) testing in both east central and south western Saskatchewan.
Residents rally for missing women

Residents rally for missing women

About 30 people in Yorkton attended an October 4 Sisters in Spirit Vigil to honor the lives of missing or murdered aboriginal women in Canada.
Yorkton native hired by Canada Basketball

Yorkton native hired by Canada Basketball

Born and raised in Yorkton, Maria-Leena Clarke has been hired by Canada Basketball. A graduate of the University of Saskatchewan, Clarke has returned from 15 years in Europe to become the Director of Marketing and Partnerships with Canada Basketball.