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Young Gridders look to knock out Regina

Young Gridders look to knock out Regina

There is at least one goal in mind as the 2010 season of minor football in Yorkton gets set to 'kick off' this coming weekend. According to coach Jason Farrell, there will probably be a few more of them set as the season rolls on.
More mind games from the Vikings star QB

More mind games from the Vikings star QB

Brett Favre changes his mind more often than a woman changes clothes.Is he going to do it yet again? He drove the Green Bay Packers and their fans absolutely nuts several years back.
Blessed be the ties that bind

Blessed be the ties that bind

"Headin' to Manitoba", said my cousin's voice on the phone. Four of us. And hey.... the road goes right through (well, almost). Could we...? (You can do that, with family.) "We'd love that," I said. "Come.

Toll free Red Cross contact

Red Cross in Saskatchewan has set up a toll-free number for people affected by severe weather to request assistance.This line has been activated to make Red Cross services more accessible for those with basic needs.

NDP Opposition leader visits city

Saskatchewan's Opposition leader Dwain Lingenfelter said there are two issues people are concerned with this summer as he and fellow New Democrat MLAs tour the province, the impact of severe weather, and health care.

Junior nationals

After completing a sweep of the Willowbrook Royals in South East Senior Baseball League action, the Alexander Menswear Yorkton Junior Cardinals are off to much bigger things. Starting on Aug.
Time for Junior football in city

Time for Junior football in city

We are in the middle of a Riderville competition and while I suspect Yorkton has a very good chance of winning, I'd like to take this opportunity of seeing football in the limelight to once again suggest a Canadian Junior Football League team for Yor
Editorial Cartoon

Editorial Cartoon

Flood donations accepted

We like to think "it won't happen to me", but last year 23,018 Canadians, including 399 residents of Saskatchewan, needed disaster assistance from the Canadian Red Cross.

Sunrise CEO resigns

Joe Kirwan, Chief Executive Officer of the Sunrise Health Region, has retired as of the end of July.
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