Yorkton News Review - Archive

Leisure professionals from across Saskatchewan converged on Yorkton to meet and discuss issues surrounding their industry at the Saskatchewan Parks and Recreation Association Conference.

The Saskatchewan Parks and Recreation Association’s annual awards recognize the best in the province, whether it’s community projects, employees within the sector or volunteers who help make things happen.

Two Saskatchewan artists have been inspired by the landscape that surrounds them, and are touring the province together with their new novel and album.

The road to Carnegie Hall is a hard one, but it was one Ken Lavigne was determined to travel.

Another Health Foundation Gala has passed and there is another $35,000 or so is in the kitty toward a new CT Scanner. We all pay plenty of taxes, income, consumer and property.

– BASF Canada and Earth Rangers have expanded BASF Kids’ Lab, a series of hands-on chemistry workshops developed by BASF for students in grades 4 through 6, to rural schools across Canada.

With the need for a new Conservative leader, there has been a search across the country for someone who could spend the next four years rebuilding the party and making it relevant again.

To the Editor: Canadians have chosen a change in government for the first time in a decade. Justin Trudeau’s Liberals sailed to a majority government in last Monday’s election on a message of change.