Yorkton News Review - Archive

To the Editor: The Green Party of Saskatchewan (GPS) wants to know why the Wall Government is still subsidizing Cameco. The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) recently reported that Cameco owes $850-million in back taxes.

Canadians elected our government with a strong mandate to keep our children and communities safe. We have delivered numerous measures to meet this goal.

The upcoming holiday season is a very special time of the year that is celebrated not only with food, but with favorite drinks as well.

Earlier this week Saskatchewan's Education Minister Don Morgan and Legislative Secretary Jennifer Campeau joined nearly 100 youth from across the province at the first annual Student First Anti-Bullying Forum.

I'm all for making sure children are looked after and that their needs are met.

It's a festive occasion that happens for a very worthwhile cause and it's one you won't likely want to miss.

At the end of the recent Grey Cup victory, I saw a picture of a group of people at a party, all of whom were using their phones. They were, presumably, looking at the feeds for whatever social network they use, and updating it accordingly.

As young people transition out of school, there are many options for them and their future. The Trans-Actions Conference for Youth presented one of the alternatives, encouraging youth to consider entrepreneurship.

There just is something about good news - it needs to be shared. Our hearts yearn to share good news. We may even be compelled to share this good news with complete strangers. We celebrate the birth of a child.

November 18-22 was officially designated as Anti-Bullying Week across the country and in Saskatchewan. The week's theme was 'The Future is Ours: Safe, Fun and Connected.