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Saskatchewan realtors pitch housing solution

The Association of Saskatchewan Realtors is encouraging the province's next government to implement tax incentives aimed at increasing investment in rental property.

Harvest run into a hot Blazer goalie

If the Yorkton Harvest can take any consolation from back-to-back losses they endured over the weekend, it's that they won't have to worry about facing a super-hot goalie again this season, unless it happens to be in a playoff game.
EDITORIAL CARTOON

EDITORIAL CARTOON

Letter to the Editor - Reaction to comments disturbing

Dear Editor: A recent CBC news article illustrates some disturbing views, held by the Yorkton Saskatchewan Party politician, on First Nations people. The negative reader comments that follow the article are just as alarming.
Zombie cards

Zombie cards

Few things say Halloween fun more than zombies, and with the night of mischief only days away, here is a new offering by designer Max Holliday.

Bantams win, 4-1

The Bantam UCT Terriers hosted the Regina Oilers at the Kinsmen Arena Saturday. Tanner Mak scored twice in a 4-1 win and had an assist too. He set up Chance Patterson for his team's first goal. Brandon Pelechaty also had an assist on that goal.
SALTCOATS - Annual craft sale set for community Nov. 5

SALTCOATS - Annual craft sale set for community Nov. 5

The annual Craft Sale and Trade Show is Sat., Nov. 5 at Saltcoats Town Hall from 10:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m. There is chili on a bun for noon lunch. A loonie gets you in the door and a chance at the door prizes. Sun., Nov. 6, 2:00 p.m.
Terriers and Mills tied in third

Terriers and Mills tied in third

The Yorkton Terriers split a pair of Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League games on the week, leaving the team with a 7-9 record for 14 points, tied for third in the Sherwood Conference with Melville.
YRHS takes on Melville in final game

YRHS takes on Melville in final game

The YRHS Gr. 9 girls volleyball team went all the way to the final during their home tournament over the weekend but came up short against a very strong group of girls from Melville. "I knew that St.

Preeceville school tender approved

On October 6, 2011, the Board of Education of the Good Spirit School Division approved the tender as supplied by CCR Construction Ltd from Regina for upgrades to be completed at Preeceville School.
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