Yorkton News Review - Archive

Anyone who drives by the Yorkton Brick Mill will notice that a great deal of work is being done on the building. The Yorkton Brick Mill Heritage Society was at Spring Expo to give people an update on where they're at and what needs to be done.

Well now I've about heard it all. Some people are "big boned" some small and some are somewhere in between - is it up to a schooling facility to decide in which category a person should fall? I think not.

A thousand jobs in Yorkton

Saskatchewan REALTORS recently gathered at the Sheraton Saskatoon for their 2nd annual Legacy Gala.

The Regina Gutsy Walk takes place every year for Crohn's and Colitis Canada, raising money and awareness for the cause. The honorary chair for the Gutsy Walk in 2014 is Andrew Ross.

Every so often I will wake up to a song called "Automatic," sung by Miranda Lambert. It's not a song I choose to wake up to, but since it frequently plays while I'm getting up, it's often the first thing I hear every day. I hate the song.

Every year, Spring Expo hosts a wide variety of booths and exhibits relevant to Yorkton's consumers. This year, over 150 such displays filled the Gallagher Center, representing everything from clothing to cars to home repairs.

To the Editor: The Agricultural Growth Act, Bill C-18, is currently before Parliament. It is an omnibus bill amending nine separate pieces of agricultural legislation.

For the first time in the event's history, the Provincial 4-H Public Speaking Competition was held in Yorkton.

To the Editor: I am putting pen to paper in an effort to inform residents of Saskatchewan and particularly those of Yorkton how important the harness racing industry is to your economy.