Yorkton This Week

The Bantam Tier II hockey tournament was held over the weekend, and amidst a bunch of close-scoring games was the Sunday morning C-side final between a pair of local rivals.

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Saskatchewan has taken steps to ensure timely, safe response for patients who require air ambulance services.

The December Male Athlete of the Month is a multi-sport athlete at Sacred Heart. His coaches, regardless of the sport all say he gives 110 per cent, always works hard to improve his skills and at game time, he comes to play.

Riley Storzuk has played hockey at the Gallagher Centre many times before but on this occasion, it was a much different set of circumstances.

So now we have four. The news rushed in just before Christmas was all put away. Grandbean #4 has arrived. I stood at my kitchen counter, chopping up vegetables for dinner.

After the presents are unwrapped, the turkey is eaten and the kids are back in school, many Canadians begin the New Year ready to follow-through on resolutions to live happier, more fulfilling lives.

Good news for Saskatchewan dealerships in November 2010. According to Statistics Canada new motor vehicle sales in the province jumped by 36.4 per cent in November of 2010 when compared with November 2009 (seasonally unadjusted).

We had a really bad week in the area of common sense in our country and it's sad. First of all, the Dire Straits songMoney For Nothinghas been banned from radio stations across the country for using a slang word that could offend homosexuals.

Nearly 60 percent of Sunrise Health Region's employees declined to receive a flu shot during this winter's immunization program. A report at the most recent Sunrise health board meeting revealed that just 42.