Yorkton This Week

Most businesses rely on computers these days. But when does a business need to install a computer system? While a computer system may seem a bit intimidating at first, with a bit of expert advice it can become an invaluable asset.

The Sacred Heart Saints junior football team rounded out their 2010 season with a 21-6 victory over the visiting Melville Cobras last Tuesday on Sacred Heart field.

There is no other word for this beautiful fall weather besides "glorious"! It's a good chance for us to finish cleaning our gardens, put away flower pots, and generally prepare for winter.

Back to back home and home games in the Canadian Football League often show which coaches are the best at their craft.

Coffee is the second most traded commodity in the world, after oil. And as with oil, the massive scale of production necessary to meet our insatiable demand for coffee results in an enormous ecological footprint.

BHP Billiton's proposed takeover of PotashCorp could reduce provincial revenues by at least $2 billion over the next 10 years while having little or no net effect on employment in the industry.

With record population, Saskatchewan reached an employment record for the month of September. There were 528,100 people working in Saskatchewan in September 2010, an increase of 6,300 over the same month last year.

If you're waiting for surgery or a CT scan in Saskatchewan, congratulations are in order! A labour arbitrator just settled a dispute between the government and an angry union, and ruled in your favour.

It was another fine week for the Yorkton Terriers who earned five of a possible six points this week to stay atop the Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League Sherwood Conference.

Pack the stands. Yorkton's first PeeWee home playoff football game since 1993. (Head coach Jason) Farrell wants to see 300 fans in the stands. Farrell's PeeWee Gridders put it to the Razorbacks in a Thanksgiving weekend showdown Sunday afternoon.