Yorkton News Review - Archive

To the Editor: At the final meeting of the Yorkton Chamber’s 2014 Board of Directors, the Directors indicated it was pleased to learn that the number of nominees allowed into the province under the Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program (SINP) has be

To the Editor: Jason Kenney squandered millions to advertise a non-existent Jobs Grant. He relied on Kijiji for labour market data and orchestrated the Conservatives’ Tempor­ary Foreign Workers debacle.

The Health Foun­dation: 2014 Year in Review This was an important year for the Health Foundation of East Central Saskatchewan because we needed to show the government we could raise money for a new regional hospital, and still do what it normally doe

About ninety per cent of Canadians live within two hours driving time of the U.S. border. Many of those people, including some living right here in Yorkton-Melville, take advantage of that short distance for cross-border shopping. Others shop U.S.

SaskPower’s Boun­d­ary Dam Carbon Capture and Storage project was named “Project of the Year” in the coal category by Power Engineering and Renewable Energy World Magazines.

SaskPower has become aware of telephone and email scams currently circulating and reminds customers to report suspicious activity to their local police department if contacted by a scammer.

On Sunday, January 4, 2015, the Yorkton 4-H Light Horse Club hosted the annual District 12 curling bonspiel at the Yorkton Curling Club. The event saw 28 members from six clubs compete in the bonspiel, ranging from ages six to 18.

Ed, my neighbor next door, hassles me at every opportunity he can find. Yesterday was the first Sunday in 2015, and Ed came over to our house for coffee because it was so cold he was only traveling next door.

Premier Brad Wall, Education Minister Don Morgan and Social Services Minister Donna Harpauer joined Saskatchewan children and families today to announce the Government of Saskatchewan’s 2014-15 investment of $200,000 in the Ability in Me (AIM) Progra

Livestock producers in Saskatchewan and Manitoba, who faced forage shortfalls due to extreme weather events over the past year, will be allowed to defer tax on their cattle sales for 2014.