Yorkton News Review - Archive

Submitted by the Assiniboine Watershed Stewardship (AWSA) If you're a reader that enjoys fishing, you know that Good Spirit Lake is one of the best sport fishing destinations in the entire Assiniboine River Watershed.

Parents of children with autism and professionals who work with them can learn from leaders and specialists in the field by attending an upcoming two-day conference in Yorkton, one of more than 50 communities across Alberta, BC, SK and NWT expected t

To the Editor: The Green Party of Saskatchewan (GPS) is extremely disappointed that Potash Corp has laid off 440 employees or 18 per cent of its provincial workforce just before Christmas. This is a terrible time.

The YRHS Raiders expected to be tested when they accepted their annual invitation to the Centennial Chargers Charity Classi, a tournament the Raiders finished in seventh last year despite finishing as the third best team in 4A basketball at the end o

Ed, my neighbor next door, says that you should never tell a person how to do something. Show the person how to do it instead, and then watch him do it on his own.

It's been an excellent year! According to the numbers Saskatchewan producers have harvested the largest crop in the province's history and surpassed the 2020 target set out in the Saskatchewan Plan for Growth.

Garry Breitkreuz, Member of Parliament for Yorkton-Melville, has announced that the Government of Canada is deferring the implementation of the United Nation's Firearms Marking Regulations for two years, until December 1, 2015. Compliance with the U.

I think Whole Body Vibration (WBV) exercise is the greatest thing since popcorn! It makes it possible for almost everyone to exercise, even if you're not able to do other types of exercise.

To the Editor: I am disappointed and concerned about the government's dismissive approach to problems in Emergency Rooms and hospitals in our province.

To the Editor: NDP Leader Thomas Mulcair claims that a paltry majority of 50 per cent +1 of expressed votes in a referendum would be enough to justify breaking up Canada; that Quebec separation could occur based on a one-vote difference between the Y