Yorkton News Review - Archive

To the Editor: Some say the Canada-EU trade agreement is Stephen Harper's cure for all his recent troubles as Prime Minister even if many details have yet to be made public.

Ed, my neighbor next door, celebrated Halloween night greeting trick and treaters at his door. Both Ed and I think treating excited youngsters with chips or candy is great Halloween fun.

SK farmers off to Europe

This year, game companies are hoping you want a new game console.

Any nation that sends brave men and women into harm's way must stand with them upon their return. That is why since taking office, the Government of Canada has made numerous improvements to support and services for Veterans.

If we are going to task and pay qualified individuals to undertake these studies then it's likely in our best interest to take heed of what they say.

To the Editor: For many years and elections before becoming the prime minister, Stephen Harper promised over and over again that he would get rid of C-68 when he formed government. Stephen Harper did kill the long gun registry.

To the Editor: The Wall Government claims their plans to build 18 new public/separate schools in nine joint buildings will save taxpayers $30 million using the P3 model (Premier Wall Leader Post and Star Phoenix Oct. 23, 2013).

To the Editor: While criticisms of Stephen Harper's speech at the recent Conservative Party convention in Calgary focused primarily on his failure to offer the slightest acknowledgement of the ethical scandal currently engulfing his office, the econo

To the Editor: A recent Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada study found that as many as one in six newly graduated medical specialists can't find a job.