Yorkton News Review - Archive

Sunday at 3:00 p.m. marks the start of the Saskatchewan Roughriders two week stretch that is between them and playing in the 2013 Grey Cup at Taylor Field as hosts.

November 16-24 has been officially proclaimed Multiculturalism Week in both Yorkton and Saskatchewan. The week is intended to inform Canadians that we are all multicultural and that equality for all is essential.

The News Review recently caught up with DeLaet in Las Vegas at the Shriner's Hospital for Children Open. The following is a story stemming from that meeting. The 2013 PGA season has been a breakout one for Weyburn, Saskatchewan's Graham DaLaet.

Special needs student lives dream

To the Editor: While most teens consider celebrities to be their role models, one 15-year-old named Jenna says 87-year-old Bert Steinhoff is hers. The two have a special friendship that spans more than 11 years.

To the Editor: I was disappointed that only 73 percent of Saskatchewan's over 12,000 teachers voted down a contract offer from the government (SP, Nov 1, 2013). Teachers were offered an insulting four-year agreement of 1.375 percent per year.

Sometimes, an event happens which can only be described as an achievement in stupidity.

Ottenbreit: Throne Speech

It was tabled after a previous council meeting, allowing time for local residents to offer comment, however noting the fact that no input came forward, on Monday, Yorkton City Council opted to pass the 2014 budget which will mean a 5.

After a promising second place finish in their home tournament the Sacred Heart Sr. Girls Volleyball team took part in the SHSAA 4A Conference Playoffs this weekend in Esterhazy.