Yorkton News Review - Archive

If the Riders thought things couldn't go any worse after their Banjo Bowl defeat to the Winnipeg Blue Bombers, they were dead wrong.

Last week the province erupted with the news that Dwight Anderson and Taj Smith were arrested following an altercation at Pure Nightclub in Regina.

To the Editor: Halloween comes a month early this year with the September 27th release of the next big United Nations climate change report.

While many businesses might want to supply their products to the Government of Saskatchewan, before they can start they need to get the vital connections and information to actually accomplish that goal.

A former Yorkton resident has recently released her first novel. C. L. Ford's Beautifully Broken is now available through AuthorHouse.

With the school year underway, Sacred Heart Sr. Girls Volleyball team took part in the 32 team U of R Autumn Classic.

The hardships of the Korean War, like those of the Great Wars in the decades prior, have faded into the past. What must not fade is the respect we all owe the men and women of Canada's Armed Forces.

The Yorkton Chamber of Commerce has inducted two new life members into its ranks. Life membership recognizes people who have distinguished themselves through service over their lives.

While it's important to acknowledge all year long, three special days have been set aside in Saskatchewan this month to celebrate the diverse arts and culture that make up this province and all residents are encouraged to get involved.

Normally losing three of your top scorers from an SJHL title winning team would be a sign that a rebuild is coming the following season.