Yorkton News Review - Archive

In spite of Jim Prentice’s Progressive Conservative Party running what had to be the worst political campaign in living memory, it was still a surprise when Alberta came back with an NDP government early last week.

To the Editor: Feeble jobs and trade data last week underscore what most Canadians know only too well – the national economy continues to falter and Stephen Harper’s long-delayed budget did little to help.

To the Editor: For many years, the education system in our country has missed the boat on what motivates kids to stay in school.

To the Editor Of all the senior ecclesiastical Christian leaders in the world today, one you’d expect to thoroughly understand Africa’s problems would be Ghanaian cardinal Peter Turkson.

To the Editor: The Board of New Horizons Senior Citizens of Yorkton Inc. would like to express our appreciation to the federal government for a grant of $25,000 towards a major renovation of the washrooms at the Senior’s Centre.

The dining experience is something people do daily, not thinking about how they use their senses while enjoying their meal.

Habitat for Humanity Yorkton was on hand at the regular meeting of Yorkton Council Monday to give the city a brief update on its efforts.

Have you met a volunteer whose work in the past year had a profound impact on your community? Once again, you have the opportunity to nominate them for a Prime Minister’s Volunteer Award as a way of bringing them wider recognition for their service a

It started out in the early 1870s essentially as Cavalry drills performed by North-West Mounted Police as a means of demonstrating their equestrian skills and entertaining themselves and their frontier communities.

Saskatchewan Pro­vincial Parks will open for the season on Thursday, May 14, 2015. Saskatchewan’s provincial parks continue to grow in popularity, and after a record-setting campsite reservation launch, SaskParks is expecting another busy season.