Yorkton News Review - Archive

The City of Yorkton has announced who will be taking the reins as the city manager. Lonnie Kaal, previously the Director of Finance for the past 20 years, has been named as the successor to Dave Putz, who retired after nine years in the position.

It was no secret during the 2013 Major League Baseball offseason that the Toronto Blue Jays ownership were on a mission to make a splash to drum up excitement over the team's playoff chances in the AL East after two decades of missing the postseason

Whenever you see an article on consumer debt, you can be guaranteed that it has a certain degree of shaming the people who actually hold all that debt.

I love cooking with fresh local ingredients and there is no better time of year than the summer to do this. Many restaurants will also switch up their menus to celebrate local harvests as well.

The RBC Cup champion Yorkton Terriers are pleased to announce that two more of their graduating players will be headed to the collegiate ranks after the most successful season in the history of the franchise has naturally led to interested college te

After a lack of available players caused a cancellation of high level Midget aged baseball in the city of Yorkton, a group of talented young ballplayers was formed this spring in an attempt to revitalize the game amongst Yorkton's teenage baseball ta

This week marks an exciting time for people with disabilities in Saskatchewan as six people with intellectual disabilities from Yorkton, and surrounding area, officially call 89 Rae Avenue home.

Watch out! There's a moose on the loose! It's happened in Yorkton and it could happen again. Your day is starting like any other. The sun is out. The birds are singing. It's going to be a great day.

Nature Saskatchewan - The Loggerhead Shrike, a.k.a. "butcherbird" is a species of songbird that is native to the Saskatchewan prairies.

Ed, my neighbor next door, has decided that he is going to take a trip to British Columbia one of these summers. He is sure that if an old goat like me can get through the mountains and back home, anyone can do it. He is right.