Yorkton News Review - Archive

Beginning with National Aboriginal Day, and ending with Canada day, Celebrate Canada is a yearly eleven-day celebration that this year will take place from June 21 to July 1.

Before this year's World Juniors I wrote a column talking about how Canadian hockey faces its ultimate test this winter when the World Junior team headed to Malmo, Sweden prior to the Olympic Ice Hockey tournament.

It may seem unimportant to some, but the flu season has arrived and it's taking it's toll.

To the Editor: Ralph Goodale does his best to make Stephen Harper look like some sort of political maniac hell bent to eliminate every and any social program as though the Prime Minister was obsessed with a bizarre personal agenda to destroy the gove

The year 2013 was a strong year for Saskatchewan's economy as population, employment, exports and manufacturing are all on track to hit new record levels says Economy Minister Bill Boyd.

Christmas and New Years are behind us, but plenty of winter driving conditions remain. As such, the Saskatchewan Highways and Infrastructure department is reminding drivers not to be caught off guard by the plows on the road.

The News Review Sports is sharing its favourite moments from 2013. Following is a column on the Saskatchewan Rough-riders Grey Cup win from Chase Ruttig.

The past year has been an exciting one says Yorkton MLA Greg Ottenbreit, as the province plans for growth and continues to meet the challenges that come with it.

The Western Development Museum has always been about showcasing Saskatchewan's past, and a new travelling exhibit will take visitors back over 70 million years.

With the SJHL and Saskatchewan Midget AAA Hockey League being out of action for the Christmas break it is time to hand out silverware and grades around the SJHL at what is considered the de facto midseason in the league, even if it is technically a c