Yorkton News Review - Archive

Seniors throughout the area and across Canada deserve our gratitude and recognition for all the valuable contributions they have made and continue to make within our families, workplaces and communities.

For the Yorkton Regional High School Raiders football team, the absence of their head coach also meant the absence of one of their biggest cheerleaders when they took on the Swift Current Colts on Saturday at Century Field.

I don't know what's sadder, the fact that someone who is ostensibly an adult tried to get P00P as their license plate, or that I actually found the idea hilarious, even though I am also ostensibly an adult.

Are you seeing changes in the diversity of your community? Are you interested in ensuring your programming is more culturally inclusive? Your chance to provide needed input is just around the corner.

The start of the autumn season brings cooler weather and the rainbow of transforming leaves welcome us every time we step outside our door. It also earmarks the beginning of how our vision of food and celebration starts to change.

To the Editor: Professor Kevin Flynn of the University of Saskatchewan faculty is to be commended for doing what every university's primary role is: promoting critical thinking and stirring debate.

Some investors rely on financial advisors only for investment advice. Although choosing the right investments is a key component of financial health, there is a larger picture to consider.

Michael "Pinball" Clemons is best known for football, winning Grey Cups with the Toronto Argonauts both as a player and a coach.

Yorkton is baby friendly and you can expect to see more evidence of that fact throughout the city. The Baby Friendly Initiative Working Group consists of health workers in Sunrise Health Region and the Yorkton Tribal Council.

The Sacred Heart Saints Jr. Boys volleyball team competed in their first tournament of the year this past weekend in Melville. The tournament was a seven team round robin, featuring Sacred Heart, St.