Yorkton News Review - Archive

No one likes it, but there's nothing the government can do to stop it. That's the message Canadians are receiving.

Kids in Yorkton have a new place to play. The new accessible play structure in Weinmaster Park has opened, giving kids of all ability a new place to play.

To the Editor: In its first major action in 1972, the United States Environmental Protection Agency made history by banning dichloro-diphenyl-trichloroethane (DDT).

To the Editor: Since taking office in 2006, the Harper government has negotiated over 40 separate international trade agreements and has championed the idea of free trade around the world as a means of economic and political liberalization and progre

Representatives from Samaritan's Purse Canada say one of its specially equipped Disaster Relief Units has been sent to Melville and is recruiting volunteers to clean up homes in the town and also in Yorkton in response to flooding that damaged more t

There is another new hotel option available in Yorkton. InterContinental Hotels Group has officially announced the opening of the 103-room Holiday Inn Express Yorkton hotel located at 63 7th Avenue North.

The Yorkton Elks Lodge recently provided a very helpful donation to The Health Foundation in the form of $25,000 which will go towards a new Resident Bus for the Yorkton & District Nursing Home.

A growing track program in the city, the Yorkton Legion Track Club has been steadily increasing the quality of track and field athletes in the area over the past few years and recently reached a benchmark for the club in sending 14 athletes to repres

To the Editor: With so many people across a broad swath of Saskatchewan and Manitoba grappling with the consequences of heavy rains and sudden summer flooding, everyone's attention right now is riveted on helping those at risk, mitigating damages, cl

Dash cams are becoming more popular in Canada.