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Yorkton This Week

Harvest split weekend set with Legionnaires

Somehow the Yorkton Harvest get both lucky and unlucky, sometimes at the very same time. On Sunday afternoon at the Farrell Agencies Arena, and trailing by a score of 3-0, they managed to score a pair of goals.

Editorial - Amendments to rental policy positive

The City of Yorkton is at least in their pitching in terms of trying to attract rental housing to the community, not that their efforts have led to a host of new apartments going up.

Planning cash flow wise choice

Cash-flow management is at the heart of every business, and that's doubly true in the rough and tumble world of retailing. Here, the line between liquidity and bankruptcy can be razor thin. 1.

Winter's coming... is your vehicle ready?

Winter weather presents the greatest challenge to your vehicle and its engine.

Websites build customer relationships

Any company with a computer and access to the Internet can set up a website, blog or Facebook page. But that's just the beginning. There are a few basic rules you should consider before taking your marketing campaign online. Rule No.

Beware when it comes to green marketing

It's never been a better time to promote your company's "green" credentials. In fact, for many industries it's become a prerequisite for attracting and retaining customers, employees and suppliers.

Columnist view saw as one in the dark

Dear Editor: In the Lets Talk Taxes column in the Oct. 13 edition of Yorkton This Week Colin Craig is the one in the "dark" when it comes to understanding the recent CUPE v.

Success starts with a business plan

Fifty percent of all businesses will fail before their second year of operations, and 90 percent will not last beyond 10 years.

Encouraging employee loyalty important step

This year, Small Business Week 2010, taking place from October 17th through to the 23rd, is dedicated to entrepreneurship.

Flood tax relief

Yorkton Council unanimously passed an amendment to the City's Assessment and Taxation Policy which adjusts property taxes on homes and businesses damaged by the flood which occurred July 1.
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