Yorkton News Review - Archive

A fixture of the summer golf season in East Central Saskatchewan is back for another year. Parkland College has announced the eighth annual Dollars for Scholars Golf Classic will be held Friday, June 21 with a 1 p.m.

Saskatchewan's Agriculture Minister Lyle Stewart has announced $1 million in funding for a new Industry Organization Development Fund.

Cold wave laser, or Low Intensity Laser Therapy (LILT), as it is often called, is an exciting hot new therapy in cellular medicine! Cold wave lasers are not to be confused with hot lasers.

The World Taekwondo Federation held its 89th International Referee Refresher course in Innsbruck, Austria recently. Susanne Mitchell of Kees Yorkton attended to be apprised of some rule changes that will be implemented.

The Government of Saskatchewan is seeking input from people across the province to improve and modernize The Provincial Lands Act. The Act provides the authority to the Ministries of Agriculture and Environment to administer provincial Crown lands.

Ed, my neighbor next door, noticed me carrying various articles to my garage last week.

After a relatively strong showing at East Central Districts, the Saints track team had to settle for two bronze medals in the relay at 2013 SHSAA Track and Field Provincials.

After starting the season with a mixed bag of results, losing two games and winning two to start their season, the Cardinals fell back to earth over their four game road trip.

After much debate within the area and amongst the Saskatchewan Baseball Association, the four Yorkton Minor Baseball players (Mason Kelley, Derek Marshall, Jordan Bieber and Kholton Shewchuk) applying for the right to transfer to Melville's Midget ba

After half a season of will they/won't they lockout discussion followed by a shortened season and a playoffs mired by injuries and suspensions, the 2013 Stanley Cup Final was finally set this weekend as Patrick Kane's hat trick in Game Five sent the