Yorkton This Week

When it takes each vehicle 15-20-25 minutes to exit the jam-packed parking lot of the Gallagher Centre on any given night, then it is a good sign that one or more of the following is likely the case: drivers around here still have no idea how to park

Dear Editor: This past week, Garry Breitkreuz, Member of Parliament, presented petitions in the House of Commons calling for the defunding of the CBC and Radio Canada.

The 2011/2012 schedule for the Springside Lions has been released. Upcoming games include this weakend, Saturday and Sunday (Nov. 12-13), the Lions play home games in Kamsack. On Saturday, game time is 4 p.m., when they take on Wood River.

The Sacred Heart Saints senior boys volleyball team, led by coach Curtis Moen will he hosting the Saskatchewan High Schools Athletic Association Conference tournament.

With each Remembrance Day, it becomes more obvious. Few of the World War II veterans who once made the Royal Canadian Legion a thriving club in nearly every community across Canada are still alive. Even fewer remain an active part of the Legion.

Girls Night Out featuring Kelita Haverland and comedian Leland Klassen is coming to Yorkton on November 24, 2011 at Prairie Harvest Christian Life Centre. Girls Night Out events are evenings of fun, faith and fellowship.

"Hello. My name is Bruno and I'm a compulsive gambler. - I'm a farmer." So started the keynote presentation by Bruno Wiskell at this year's Saskatchewan Canola Expo held in Yorkton Wednesday as part of the Grain Millers Harvest Showdown.

The Female Athlete of the Month for September is a very busy athlete. Rita Fetsch was a member of the Sacred Heart cross country team and soccer team.

With Bullying Awareness Week (November 14-20), Kids Help Phone is drawing attention to cyberbullying, a form of bullying that is witnessed by most people who spend time online, and one element of a solution that may have been overlooked: the bystande

REVOLUTION PER MINUTE Big Sugar Bread and Butter Records 8.5-out-of-10 Big Sugar were pretty much synonymous with Canadian rock for a decade starting with a self-titled album back in 1992.