Yorkton News Review - Archive

If only more parents were creative enough to react in ways like this, we may not have near the problems with bullying that we do today.

To the Editor: When consumers cannot spend because they are too heavily indebted, when a trade deficit draws money out of our economy, and when cash-flush corporations will not invest here because of lack of demand, there is only one source left to k

By Derek Chesney "In my line of work, it's not often that you can arrest somebody on multiple occasions and end up being friends with them. But such was the case with Alvin.

Don't miss out on your chance to enter North America's longest running film festival! The Yorkton Film Festival (YFF) has announced there is less than one month left to enter this year's Golden Sheaf Awards competition.

Terriers lose two straight on northern road swing

With advances in technology affecting virtually every facet of daily living, it's important that Canadians adapt to stay current and competitive on the world stage.

Yorkton-Melville MP Gary Breitkreuz says that the past year was a good one for the government, and the country as a whole. The big plus for the country was the economy, with a global recession leaving the nation relatively unscathed.

To the Editor: Troubling news continues to flow from Ukraine. Even on Christmas Day there was more violence. A prominent journalist and activist who has challenged the corrupt regime of Viktor Yanukovych was brutally beaten just outside Kyiv.

There's a new "app" in town and it promises to help better connect rural people, many of whom live in this reading area. Scenario You come across a washed-out road on your way to town.

On Tuesday Hockey Canada finally released the list of players that will be representing Canada at the 2014 Olympics in Sochi, Russia and like any Canadian who cares way too much about sports, I am going to give my thoughts on each selection and if Ho