Yorkton News Review - Archive

Santa Claus is coming to town. The 17th annual Santa Claus Parade will be rolling down Broadway on November 29 at 5:30 p.m. The route starts at the corner of Seventh Ave South, at the corner of the Ramada Hotel.

To the Editor: Alberta and Saskatchewan offer the most opportunity for young Canadians while Ontario and Quebec mimic the economic malaise of At-lantic Canada, finds a new study released today by the Fraser Institute, an independent, non-partisan Can

My brother has a proposal for an alternative energy vehicle, which he refers to as the "fart car.

The Royal Canadian Legion, Alexander Ross Branch #77, has been a valued part of the community for almost ninety years, and one that has seen a great deal of community support in the poppy campaign and the well attended Remembrance Day service.

Ed, my neighbor next door, was told that I have been gaining weight. My neighbor keeps telling me that my walking at the walking track is a failure.

The Yorkton Film Festival is proud to announce the continuation of our OPEN Cinema program for the 2014 - 2015 Screening Year.

Two local teenagers are being recognized for helping save a life. Nikita Brass, 17, and Dionne Kirchman, 19, were awarded Certificates of Heroism and Fire Department medallions for rescuing an individual from a burning car on November 15.

China's newish head honcho, Xi Jinping, appears to be getting friendlier with the world and his own people. At the recent Brisbane G-20 meeting, Xi (pronounced "shee") even made nice with U.S.

Our Saskatchewan Riders didn't win the cup, as so many of us hoped. Thank goodness hockey season has arrived to take our attention away from the wounds.

By law, you have to pay taxes. But unfortunately, there's no law that says the government has to explain to you how those funds are being used. Well, that's not exactly true.