Yorkton News Review - Archive

After putting all his eggs in one basket—counting on oil prices remaining high—Prime Minister Stephen Harper is now lurching about, searching for a plan B and making it up as he goes along. Canada is facing a very different reality.

World Wetlands Day, celebrated every February 2, encourages citizens around the world to turn their thoughts to wetlands and their importance in our lives.

There’s an old line about how if someone is a big enough skeptic, they become gullible again.

To the Editor: Saskatchewan’s public liquor stores generate millions in profits for the province’s families, and could easily afford to expand and modernize to provide an enhanced experience for consumers.

To the Editor: After a disastrous grain handling and transportation season in 2013-14 which cost prairie producers some $5-billion in losses, it’s been quieter this winter. But things may be about to heat up.

To the Editor: With January coming to an end, those of us who vowed to eat better in 2015 have probably already given up.

Canada’s Trigeminal Neuralgia Association [Sask] Support group meeting Sat. Feb. 7, 10 a.m. @ Wascana Rehab Center Regina. For info contact Faye @3067510761 or [email protected] In Yorkton Marj.

Yorkton and area athletes recently attended three track meets in the past little while. The first one, Derek Campbell traveled to Edmonton for the Last Chance Meet Nov 29-30. He entered the meet with former teammate Jaden Porte.

Missing person Wesley Joseph JEROME, 27-years-old, of Yorkton, SK has been located and is safe. Wesley JEROME is currently in custody as a result of him breaching his Conditional Sentence Order.

Darrell Halarewich of Eecol Electric presented a cheque for $1,500 to Ross Fisher, Executive Director of The Health Foundation toward the new patient bedside monitors.