Yorkton News Review - Archive

Terriers on brink of elimination at RBC Cup

To the Editor: As an avid skateboarder, I would like to take this time to express my appreciation to the City of Yorkton in regards to their participation in skateboard culture.

The Sunrise Health Region Mental Health Services reports it has engaged clients and staff with the help of lean management tools to eliminate the wait for patient treatment appointments.

It's every parents worst nightmare - to have a child go missing. While one would like to dream there would never be a need for such awareness, sadly, children go missing every day around the globe and right here in Saskatchewan.

There are several well-known individuals who have come from Yorkton over the years. Some have succeeded in business. Others have found success in sports, while some have found their way to becoming renown through a career like law.

On May 7 the Western Development Museum (WDM) and the Saskatchewan Environmental Society were recognized for a joint venture to educate Saskatchewan students about sustainable buildings, past and present.

In a world that is often laden with crime, cruelty and tragedy I have to say it's so refreshing to hear stories of compassion and caring. It reminds us that there are good people out there and that if we all do our part, kindness can be contagious.

You can't write an NFL Draft recap without addressing Michael Sam being drafted by the Rams and the subsequent kiss of his boyfriend that followed.

The Yorkton Airport is continuing to see upgrades as part of the Community Airport Partnership fund.

Community Theatre is alive and well in Saskatchewan with Yorkton theatre group, Paper Bag Players, travelling to the other side of the province to attend TheatreFest 2014 in Swift Current. The festival is hosted by Theatre Saskatchewan Inc.