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Regional centres to help immigrants

The province is renewing its commitment to the provincial immigration strategy by providing funding for 11 Regional Newcomer Gateways in Saskatchewan. The new multi-year agreements will provide $3.

SPORTS SHORTS

B3Xtreme Sports in Yorkton will be creating a Ambition/B3 snowskate team this winter. Ambition is a company that sells snowskates and issued a press release recently that they will be sponsoring a local snowskate team.

First tournament highlights for SHHS

The Sacred Heart senior boys basketball team played in Melville two weekends ago and finished in second place, says Garrett Karcha, coach of the team. Sacred Heart beat the host, Melville, 72-38.
'Fundamentals' key for junior team

'Fundamentals' key for junior team

The junior boys basketball team got off to its start over the weekend during the Yorkton Regional High School junior boys volleyball tournament. The tournament invited five teams to play.
Tebowmania in for a test this weekend vs. Patriots

Tebowmania in for a test this weekend vs. Patriots

When the Denver Broncos decided to add another quarterback to their roster last April at the entry draft, it probably meant bad news for Kyle Orton and Brady Quinn.
Two player war game a blast

Two player war game a blast

If you are looking for a game that is getting rave reviews from just about every corner, then look no farther than A Few Acres of Snow.
MARLATT - Jack

MARLATT - Jack

Jack Ashton Marlatt of Bredenbury, SK, passed away Sunday, December 4, 2011 at the Yorkton Regional Health Center, with his family by his side - he was 76 years old.
'Ground zero' for YESSA group curlers

'Ground zero' for YESSA group curlers

In a term usually referred to describe the point on the earth's surface closest to a detonation, or where an explosion takes place, it also describes the base of where the World Trade Centre once stood, another meaning for it has apparently come up a

Former Harvest wins scholarship

Former Yorkton Harvest hockey player Kade Halabuza was recently named a winner of a $1000 scholarship for his involvement in the Saskatchewan Hockey Association.
Turning alpaca fibre into a business

Turning alpaca fibre into a business

Alpacas have become more than farm animals for Bob and Polly Schindel.
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