Yorkton News Review - Archive

Yorkton residents will once again have free access to the local landfill for spring cleanup. Yorkton Council unanimously declared the week of May 11th to May 16th be declared Spring Yard Waste Clean Up Week.

Saskatchewan’s unemployment rate was 4.4 per cent in March 2015 (seasonally adjusted), maintaining the lowest rate among the provinces for the 18th straight month, well below 6.8 per cent recorded nationally according to Statistics Canada.

Saskatchewan residents will again be able receive assistance for emergency flood mitigation measures in 2015.

The Government of Saskatchewan is ensuring a better life for children and families by continuing to fund Kids­First programs across the province. For 2015-16, the government will provide $14.

Contributing to the continuing strength of the provincial economy, Saskatchewan credit unions grew system assets by 8.0 per cent to $19.7 billion, while loans grew 8.1 per cent to $15.8 billion.

A rapid process improvement workshop (RPIW) recently completed at the Yorkton Regional Health Centre has reduced the amount of time it takes to discharge patients from acute care to a more appropriate location by 49 percent.

Scores of residents, handlers, business representatives and spectators flooded the Gallagher Centre this weekend to take in the sights and sounds of the 4-H Spring Steer and Heifer Show, as well as Yorkton’s Spring Expo.

The Canadian Cable Systems Alliance (CCSA) shortlisted Access Communications in four categories for this year’s Tuned-in Canada awards.

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Agriculture Minister Gerry Ritz has announced upcoming changes to streamline and modernize the way crop varieties are registered in Canada.