Yorkton News Review - Archive

Ed, my neighbor next door, found his heaven recently. He was watching television absorbed in curling. My neighbor was glad to see his favorite teams proved themselves as winners in the heat of competition.

SGI reminds motorists that the three-month warning period for photo speed enforcement is coming to an end, with live ticketing starting March 8, 2015.

Minister responsible for the Water Security Agency Scott Moe announced $950,000 to create permanent flood protection works for the Northern Village of Cumberland House and the Cumberland House Cree Nation.

International Women’s Day is on March 8, and the Yorkton Film Festival’s OPEN Cinema program commemorated the event by screening The Motherload, a documentary about the challenges facing mothers in the workplace as well as discussing what they saw as

Yorkton-Melville MP Garry Breitkreuz wants to increase the amount of protection for hunters and anglers in Canada.

On March 3, 2015 members of the Kamsack RCMP detachment, with assistance from the Yorkton Provincial General Investigation Section, located and arrested a female suspect in the March 2, 2015 armed robbery of the Prairie Family Centre grocery store.

Highways and Infrastructure Minister Nancy Heppner has proclaimed March 1-7, 2015, as Engineering and Geoscience Week.

Cinderella will find her prince again, Ballet Jörgen is coming to Yorkton to bring the classic story to life. Taylor Gill, who is Cinderella, and Kealan McLaughlin, who is Prince Charming, will be here on March 10 to bring the show to life.

Fifty-three percent of Saskatchewan people are wrong. At least that’s what a recent survey from Mainstreet Tech­nologies, reported on in the Leader-Post, would have us believe.