Yorkton News Review - Archive

The Royal Canadian Legion, Gen. Alexander Ross, Branch #77, executive & members, wish to thank everyone that has supported and helped with the 2014 Poppy Campaign and Remembrance Day ceremony at the Flexi Hall.

Parks, Culture and Sport Minister Mark Docherty officially opened a new exhibit at the Royal Saskatchewan Museum (RSM) called "A Roar of Wings.

Cow herd reproduction is the most important factor affecting the profitability of Saskatchewan Beef Producers.

It's an early Christmas for residents of the Yorkton Nursing Home and clients of the Day Wellness program. The gift is a bus, which will be used to transport residents and clients throughout the city and beyond.

Saskatchewan's strong economy has again produced the fastest rate of employment growth and lowest unemployment rate in Canada, according to new figures released by Statistics Canada.

Ready or not, there is no stopping the unimaginable. Ed, my neighbor next door, didn't have a ready comment for the killing of a reservist and the gun fire on Parliament Hill on Oct. 22, in Ottawa.

The Western Development Museum is proud to support the Ministry of Parks, Culture and Sport's Military Heritage Project which honours Second World War veterans.

To the Editor: Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change Chairman Rajendra Pachauri was right to advocate an "agreement to finally reverse course on climate change" when he spoke to delegates tasked with approving the IPCC Synthesis Report, released

A warning is being issued to people who have young kids and use laundry pods, those squishy little packets of detergent that have recently been introduced to the market.

Since 2006, the Conservative Government has cut taxes over 160 times, saving the average family $3,400 every year. That's a record we're pleased with, and one that many Canadian families have benefitted from.