Yorkton News Review - Archive

The City of Yorkton has declared a state of emergency. Heavy rains throughout the south-east corner of the province have caused flooding in the city, with the storm sewer system going over-capacity.

Saskatchewan Government Insurance (SGI) is reminding motorists that new traffic laws take effect in the province on June 27, just in time for the Canada Day long weekend.

Women in Yorkton have a new option for staying fashionable. Shoe La La recently held its grand opening, offering a selection of shoes, clothing and accessories.

Off to a strong start to their 2014 Western Major Baseball League campaign the Yorkton Cardinals were halted not by an opponent this week, but by Mother Nature as rain delays cancelled the majority of the ballclub's games last week.

Habitat for Humanity's goal is to house families in the city, and the latest family to move in is the Crook family. Shannon Crook and her children Davis, Shaelynn and Hunter received the keys to their new home at a recent ceremony in the city.

It's difficult for someone without kids to say much about parenting.

The Habitat for Humanity ReStore is getting ready to open. The store, which stocks donated construction materials at 180 Ball Road, is going to hold its Grand Opening on July 3.

If you grew up playing basketball in Yorkton, there is a good chance you have ran into local coach Tony Hayden.

Jaycee Beach

The group stages of the World Cup are almost over, ending what is a two week gauntlet for 32 countries hoping to earn one of the 16 knockout round spots to keep their World Cup dreams alive.