Yorkton News Review - Archive

Among the topics making Yorkton City Council's agenda Monday evening were water and sewer rates. Both are set to rise with the coming of the new year. The increase will mean on average, $2.

Boasting a new lineup filled with fresh faces going into their first weekend of Sr.

The Government of Saskatchewan has announced the appointment of a new judge for the provincial court in Yorkton. Patrick Anthony Reis will officially take over for Darin Chow.

New marketing options open up

Ed, my neighbor next door, is determined that I should get a Ford pickup truck. He claims that since I'm preaching at the far ends of the province this winter, I need a truck or a dog sled.

To the Editor: Did you know that just five people were responsible for visiting Saskatchewan emergency rooms over 500 times in the last year? Or that one patient alone is said to have required over $1 million in health services? Or that a report last

To the Editor: Though few of us in Saskatchewan would deny the need for a strong minimum wage, to help protect our most vulnerable working people, it might be time for our province to consider implementing a maximum wage.

The province is crediting a diverse and growing economy for balanced books in 2013-14, with surpluses projected for both the General Revenue Fund (GRF) and Summary Financial Statements.

Deadlines have changed so if your plan is to hire a student this summer under the Summer Jobs program, you need to act soon.

To the Editor: Right now there is a trade agreement being drafted in secret with global implications called the TPP: Trans Pacific Partnership.