Yorkton News Review - Archive

Starting this week on a screen near you: The Association of Saskatchewan Regional Colleges (ASRC) has announced the premiere of College TV - a television series premiering on City TV Saskatchewan on March 13 (also available for viewing online on the

In "true co-operative spirit," Conexus, Cornerstone and Innovation credit unions have announced they are working together to benefit members. The three credit unions have launched the FreeStyle No-Fee Account.

There are obviously many benefits gained from using the freshest of ingredients possible when cooking, and using the zest from citrus fruits is no exception.

The Yorkton Terriers will have to play the waiting game heading into the weekend as the regular season and defending SJHL champs will face the lowest seed that advances our of the league's new postseason Wild Card round in the SJHL Quarterfinals unde

Submitted Article The Yorkton United Girls Under 18/16 team competed in the Division 1 Under 18 Provincial Soccer Championships in Saskatoon on March 7-9.

In early December, the Government of Canada introduced a bill intended to stimulate investment and innovation in the agriculture sector. The Agricultural Growth Act, once passed, will give Canadian farmers sharper tools to compete in world markets.

To the Editor: Healthcare consumes a lot of society's economic resources - more than 11 per cent of our national GDP in 2012 - according to the Canadian Institute for Health Information.

March is an extremely busy time for me.

Spring has officially arrived and with it, a new exhibit at pARTners gallery until the end of May! The solo exhibition Garden Immaculate by Lindsay Arnold, an artist from the community of North Portal, Saskatchewan, awaits you during regular hours at

The Yorkton Bantam AA UCT Terriers may not have been able to register back to back two game sweeps in the 2014 Saskatchewan Bantam AA Hockey League playoffs, but the Terriers will take a spot in the SBAAHL Division Finals after knocking off Moose Jaw