Yorkton News Review - Archive

The Agricultural Producers Association of Saskatchewan (APAS) says it is very pleased that Saskatchewan Crop Insurance Corporation has made a number of improvements to their program for the upcoming year.

Recruiting continues

Where there is hope, there is a way. An orphaned Chinese girl deemed 'unadoptable' may soon have a plane ticket to Saskatchewan and a family to call her own.

King, the makers of phone game Candy Crush Saga, have been going on a trademark tear recently.

The Yorkton Family Resource Center, located at SIGN on Broadway, is about supporting the region's families. The new center recently held its grand opening.

You may have heard the saying: "life is like a road." Some roads are rough, some are smooth. Some roads are long, other roads are short. Some roads are full of turns, twists and valleys, while other roads are straight.

Sitting with a five game lead over the Notre Dame Hounds for the final playoff spot and ten points behind the rest of the pack the mission for the final six games of the Yorkton Harvest's SMAAAHL regular season is simple.

To the Editor: Saskatchewan could have paired Saskatchewan wind power with Manitoba hydro. Our premier chose instead to invest $1.

The government knows that nothing irritates a business owner as much as the time it takes to comply with what seems an ever-lengthening list of federal regulations, which include payroll, labour and trade.

Good for the mom! In a time that seems to be riddled with stories of inequality and segregation (in a misguided attempt to do 'the politically correct' thing, at least one family sees that the answer is not to single out, but rather to integrate and