Yorkton News Review - Archive

Four different styles and four different points of view, together in one show.

Spring is in the air. With melting snow and ice, the conditions of our well travelled roads and highways will be much more evident. The return of spring also means it’s time for CAA Saskatchewan’s Worst Roads Campaign.

With parents, teachers and the Opposition expressing serious concerns about run down and neglected schools, the government is patting itself on the back Friday for its 2014 education infrastructure spending – which included a $23.5 million cut.

If you’ve watched any TV lately, you may have seen some Government of Canada ads.

Paris is one of the major centers of fashion, a statement so obvious even I know it, and I don’t even have matching socks today.

To the Editor: At a time when Canadians need some competent economic leadership, federal Finance Minister Joe Oliver is mostly absent from the House of Commons these days.

Specifically, on an apples-to-apples basis, transport one billion tons of oil over a mile by pipeline and there is a very low likelihood of leakage - less than one incident per billion ton-miles.

To the Editor: Large numbers of Canadians continue to venture abroad to seek medical care, according to a new study released today by the Fraser Institute, an independent, non-partisan Canadian public policy think-tank.

Using annual forages to extend the grazing season is a common practice and millets are one of the options available to use for silage, greenfeed, or swath grazing.

The latest photo speed enforcement results show further decreases at photo speed enforced locations in February, as compared to previous months.