Yorkton News Review - Archive

One of the oddest couples I have ever met was after one of my live cooking performances at a local fair. A woman in the distant crowd was watching the tail end of my show and approached me afterwards. "I can see by watching you that you love to cook.

Nobody wants to host the 2022 Winter Olympics. There are two cities left in the running, Beijing, China and Almaty, Kazakhstan, after Oslo, Norway pulled out of the running.

The publicly-funded influenza vaccine will be available through public health clinics across the province, and from some physicians and Nurse Practitioners beginning October 14, 2014.

The current dispute between Netflix and the CRTC, which may ultimately be decided in court, highlights the need for the deregulation of Canada's broadcasting industry, finds a new essay released today by the Fraser Institute, an independent, non-part

Aging drivers can increase their confidence behind the wheel and refresh their driving skills with the Saskatchewan Safety Council's Mature Driver Refresher Course.

To the Editor: New Brunswick's recent election campaign featured starkly different visions of how to lift the province's moribund economy.

World Vision has launched a 60-day Saskatchewan Campaign for Children, with the goal of inspiring 1,500 Saskatchewan residents to join their generous friends and neighbours to help the world's most vulnerable children, families and communities.

A warning to aggressive drivers - you may find yourself on the wrong end of a traffic ticket in October. "Aggressive driving is quite common for us to see," said Sgt. Colin Glas with the Regina Police Service.

Children's Vision Month occurs annually in October and is dedicated to raising awareness of the impact undiagnosed vision problems can have on children's learning and development.

The Thanksgiving long weekend is fast approaching. CAA Saskatchewan reminds all motorists to plan ahead for their long weekend travels to visit family and friends.