Yorkton News Review - Archive

Hosting the annual York City Classic for another year, the Yorkton Regional High School Raiders and the Sacred Heart Saints might have been disappointed about their tournaments ending up in the B consolation pool after 1-1 records during pool play on

One of the challenges with finding people to work on a farm is finding people with the right knowledge to be an asset.

The Health Foundation and TD Bank Financial Group recently announced the recipients of the Fall Education Awards for 2013. Applications are considered twice each year and awards are given each spring and fall.

To the Editor: Last November, Minister of Employment and Social Development Jason Kenney made headlines when he urged Canadian provinces to dump antiquated apprenticeship ratios.

Habitat for Humanity is about putting families into homes, and one family has just received their keys.

The first seed catalogue came to our home this past week. It hardly seems possible that we would be thinking of planting anything yet as we are still in the middle of winter in our area.

The Winter Olympics in Sochi start on February 7, and a little bit of Yorkton will be there, supporting Canadian athletes. Canadian Tire's We All Play for Canada flag has been assembled from over 490 pieces from Canadian Tire locations across Canada.

Finding a missing person is a matter of using every tool at your disposal, and one of those tools is an Unmanned Aerial Vehicle. Recently the Saskatoon Rural RCMP made use of such a device to locate a missing man near St. Denis. Cpl.

Eighteen months and a little supervision? What a joke. The very first order of business should be to sterilize this woman to ensure she can never repeat what she has done again.

To the Editor: Stephen Harper's media manipulators were peddling the notion that the federal budget will come early this year - likely around February 11 or 13 - because, according to them, there really isn't much to do on the economic front.