Yorkton News Review - Archive

Canadian Tire has been in Yorkton for a number of years, but the chain has gone through a major change this year. The store has moved into the Parkland Mall, and celebrated the recent move with a grand opening event.

Warmer weather means relaxed attitudes - a good thing, but sometimes that means increased opportunity for theft. Pickpockets and opportunistic petty criminals abound in summer. One of the nastiest shocks is the loss of a wallet or purse.

Brayden Ottenbreit's Close Cuts for Cancer initiative started as a small event to support a young boy who had been diagnosed with cancer.

Yorkton's 66th annual Film Festival went off without a hitch, culminating in another successful Golden Sheaf Awards event where the top short films of the year were announced.

The Yorkton Housing Authority Board of Directors recently hosted a special event to honour three of their members for long service. Mrs. Loreen Poier and Mr.

Hockey is at a crossroads. You can see it every night someone lays a big hit.

Planning, paperwork, and a little time may be all that's standing between your organization and the funding it needs to benefit seniors. Once again, the government's popular New Horizons for Seniors program has announced its launch date.

To the Editor: Despite being promised endless federal largess if they voted Conservative and despite being threatened with equally endless abuse and neglect if they didn't, voters in yesterday's by-election in Labrador resoundingly rejected Stephen H

After a season that saw the YRHS Sr. Boys Basketball team finish third in 4A basketball for a second straight season the brain trust of Sr. Boys head coach Jason Payne and Sr.

On Friday May 18, 2013 at 7:30 pm., a 16 year old female was walking West bound on highway #52 outside of Yorkton when she was picked up by an unknown male. The suspect propositioned the victim to carry out sexual acts.