Yorkton This Week

It was immediately intriguing when I came across a game which offered both skill, and strategy. The Knights of Crylail offers players both. On the skill side, it is a finger-flicking game.

Well, the Calder Good Neighbour Centre has been busy for a month or so. The winners of the Whist Drives were: 1st- Norman Wozney, 2nd- Mildred Danylko, 3rd- Donna Fustey, low- Ann Mostowar.

Holden Knights may have been a little too anxious about a little trip that was going to take him to the eastern United States of America last month.

Housing is an ongoing issue across the province these days, and in Yorkton we have certainly seen the effects of it as rental vacancy rates have remained tight for months and housing prices have climbed substantially.

The Deer Park Haas-Nissan Senior Men's Open was held last Wednesday at the Deer Park Municipal Golf Course. Over 144 golfers took part in what was the last of four Opens held at the Yorkton golf course over the past week.

Canada is home to roughly seven per cent of the globe's renewable freshwater. Water defines our landscape from the Great Lakes, mighty rivers like the St.

The Godfrey Dean Art Gallery presents Primal Nature an exhibition of paintings by Jeanette Marshall.

Most arguments against bike lanes are absurd. Consider this: We have wide roads everywhere to accommodate cars, most of which carry only one person. On either side of many of those roads, we have pedestrian sidewalks.

PASSIN'-A-TIME Kat Danser Indie 8.5-out-of-10 Time certainly passes and that is really true for reviewers. It was way back in the summer of 2007 I gave Kat Danser's Somethin Familiar an 8.

Unlike B.C., British 'Justice' bulldog chases rioters.