Yorkton News Review - Archive

To the Editor: Why does Premier Wall really want to open the Crown Corporation Ownership Act? Is it really just to sell Casino Regina and Moose Jaw to the Federation of Saskatchewan Indian Nations, or are more Crown Corporations on Wall's chopping Bl

Following the recent announcement of changes to the Canada Summer Jobs (CSJ) application deadline, Yorkton/Melville MP Garry Breitkreuz is advising local employers who plan to utilize the program of a deadline extension for those applying for wage su

The spirit of giving and kindness is alive and thriving this holiday season and I can't tell you how refreshing that is to see.

Our government has three main priorities on public safety: First, we will work to hold offenders accountable for their actions. Second, we will put victims first, and third, we will reform the justice system to work fairly and efficiently.

The Government of Saskatchewan says its new website, Saskatchewan.ca will improve access to information and services for residents as well as those considering visiting or moving to the province. The previous Saskatchewan government website at gov.

Eight Yorkton Speed Swim Club members competed at the 2nd Annual Prairie Cup Meet this past weekend.

Easter Seals Snowarama has been a major event in Yorkton for 37 years. This year it is kicking off once again, but major changes are in store. There will be a new, longer route available for snowmobilers at the event.

Canada's annual holiday tradition has been less magical as of late as the Canadian World Junior team hasn't won a Gold Medal in Canada's (Or maybe just TSN's) favorite sporting event.

Heading into the final weekend before Christmas, the Sacred Heart Saints and Yorkton Regional High School Raiders basketball seasons were going in similar directions heading into their Friday afternoon clash at Sacred Heart's "Halo Dome" in the secon

To the Editor: The Green Party of Saskatchewan (GPS) is very unhappy that 2013 is quickly drawing to a close on a sour note. The Wall Government is allowing the province's Affordable Housing Crisis to continue escalating.