Yorkton News Review - Archive

Let the bells ring and the good times roll. The Saskatchewan Roughriders have won their first game of the 2016 season.

There are people who feel that their food preferences or knowledge may not reflect what is correct or up-to-date in the culinary world. This is completely understandable as there is always an endless supply of information and techniques.

Godfrey Dean New Summer Exhibitions! Paula Cooley: MIX July 10 to Sept. 2, 2016 Mixed media sculpture by Saskatoon artist Paula Cooley reflects her passion for ocean waves and forms of nature.

The annual Rolling Thunder Cruisers Show and Shine has always brought together a wide range of vehicles from across Yorkton and area, from completely original survivors to thoroughly worked over custom machines.

The Mosquito AA Tier I provincial tournament was held in Yorkton over the weekend, bringing nine teams of 9-10 year olds from across the province to the city to compete for the provincial championship.

International Minerals Innovation Institute is a unique industry-government-post-secondary education and research institutions partnership jointly funded by industry and government.

In 1947, when the bones of Greg Hodgen’s Chevrolet Sedan Delivery rolled off the line, the people who built it would have not imagined the car it is today. The former commercial hauler has been transformed into an updated custom cruiser.

There is not a lot of good news for Yorkton or Saskatchewan in the latest crime numbers released by Statistics Canada yesterday. In 2015, Yorkton’s crime severity index (CSI) was 131.46, up 16.76 per cent over 2014.

Another week, another tragedy to react to, this time in Nice, France, as over 80 people were killed by a man driving a truck into a crowd at Bastille Day celebrations.