Yorkton News Review - Archive

For sixty years, from 1935 to 1996 James Huziak made violins, putting together over fifty instruments simply for the joy of music and Now thirty five examples of his craft are on display at the Godfrey Dean Art Gallery.

Celebrating Canada's Forests. Our country recently observed National Forest Week, a week in which many organizations celebrate the historic role of Canada's forests.

The Canadian Federation of University Women has been in Yorkton for 60 years in 2014, and in that time has been an integral part of the community, supporting a wide range of causes and the education of local young women through scholarships.

In just one generation, the number of Canadian kids walking to school has fallen from 58 per cent to 28 per cent. That trend has inspired Saskatchewan in motion to challenge families to give walking a try during Walk to School Week, October 6-10.

To the Editor: The secret to Justin Trudeau's public appeal is the same characteristics that most annoy his critics. He is young. He is charismatic. He is willing to listen.

October is the spookiest month of the year, and what better way to ring it in with a bit of spooky magic to start the whole thing off. The Yorkton Lions Club is hosting Stage Fright, a magic and illusion spectacular for the entire family.

The Canada-Saskatchewan Job Grant is a system which allows employers to get two thirds of training costs back for employees.

The Canadian Centre for Child Protection launched two new educational modules for teachers to help address the growing issue of cyberbullying among teens. Through its role operating Cybertip.

Children, their families and project partners celebrated a major milestone for the Children's Hospital of Saskatchewan (CHS) with a ground-breaking ceremony at the construction site.

The quilts made by the York Colony Quilter's Guild will keep you warm on a cold day, but they're more than just a blanket.