Yorkton News Review - Archive

Some end of May "rants" for your summer reading enjoyment.....

Given how instrumental both Kale Thomson and Chase Norrish were to their own individual successes as well as the Terriers RBC Cup run, it was no surprise when the blueline/goalie combo were named co-MVP's for the 2013/14 Yorkton Terriers season.

Every year, students from the region get a rare opportunity to work with acclaimed filmmakers as part of the Yorkton Film Festival. Students learn the process of making a movie, from shooting to editing, and see how it's done.

I hate my stupid phone. I hate how it loses charge for no reason. I hate how the bluetooth connection sometimes decides to ignore my car, as though the car said something rude and it wants to teach it a lesson.

I tend to complain a lot about Canada's justice system, and maybe it gets redundant, but WHY oh WHY does this system repeatedly give us so many reasons to pick it apart? A thirteen year old Quebec girl had her innocent life taken - by her own father

To the Editor: On May 8, I was watching CTV news when I heard Justin Trudeau declare that the Liberal Party will not accept candidates who harbour pro life views. This view point did not surprise me.

The Yorkton Film Festival kicked off with the arrival of James Brylowski, director of A Mile in these Hooves, a short comedy about a pair of brothers travelling to California in a two-person donkey suit.

If you're playing the system be prepared to get caught and fined. The Government of Saskatchewan has announced it has made significant changes to the fine structure for unlawful hunting and fishing activities.

There is a new wave of aboriginal filmmaking both in North America and the world.

To the Editor: This spring session, the Saskatchewan NDP's focus was on the government's neglect of the basics in health care, seniors care and education.