Yorkton News Review - Archive

Is a better deal for Generation Squeeze possible under Trudeau? As a member of Generation Squeeze, Justin Trudeau represents a new generation of Canadian leaders By Paul Kershaw Founder Generation Squeeze VANCOUVER, BC/ Troy Media/ - Aged 43 and fath

To the Editor: I would like to take this opportunity to thank the more than 230,000 Canadians who contributed to the successful delivery of the 42nd general election.

To the Editor: A huge “Thank You!” to everyone in the Yorkton-Melville Riding who voted for the Green Party of Canada on Election Day.

There are hungry kids in Yorkton, and since 1998 the Soup Haven has long made it its goal to make sure that they can be properly fed in school.

The first years of life are a time of incredible brain growth and development that will affect your baby’s lifelong health and well-being.

Those who do not regularly star gaze are not sure what to make of those who do. I assure you, we are quite normal (more or less), and there are more of us than you think.

The best of the best new journeypersons will be recognized for achieving the top marks in their skilled trades at the 2015 Apprenticeship Awards in Regina tonight – a gala event hosted by the Saskatchewan Apprenticeship and Trade Certification Commis

Saskatchewan has seen a significant increase in the number of doctors in the past five years. The Government of Saskatchewan has announced that there are 500 more physicians than there were in 2007.

“Disengaged? Fixed Date, Democracy and Understanding the 2011 Manitoba Election” By Andrea D. Rounce and Jared J. Wesley Published by University of Regina Press Review by Allison Kydd $39.

Every day, Highway Transport Patrol Officers, RCMP, emergency workers and others are working to make our highways safer. Too often these men and women face inattentive and speeding drivers, which needlessly increase the risk of their work.