Yorkton News Review - Archive

With the Jason Collins situation and Sir Alex Ferguson's retirement both coming in back to back weeks this column has been devoid of any commentary on the NHL Playoffs and given that I am also an editor of an NHL blog (No Pucks Given, feel free to ch

May 25 has been officially declared as Canadian Tire Jump Start Day both across Canada and in Yorkton.

To the Editor: Damning reports from the Auditor-General are raising tough questions about the fiscal and economic credibility of the Harper government.

They travelled and again have come back triumphant.

It's anticipated a new citizen consultation team being organized by the province will help improve the lives of the province's disabled.

The Canadian Red Cross in Saskatchewan is now accepting nominations for the prestigious Young Humanitarian of the Year Award and the Humanitarian of the Year Award.

The concept is being met with some opposition, but the government says it's doing what it can to make the transition as painless as possible, hopefully in the end benefitting local hunters and anglers.

We all understand that stock market fluctuations are a fact of life but that doesn't stop investors' hearts from beating faster when markets are unsettled.

It's an evening of great entertainment and an important message of hope. Award winning group - Tenore - is slated to perform in Yorkton.

The Government of Saskatchewan officially proclaimed the week of May 5-11 as Missing Persons Week in the province.