Yorkton News Review - Archive

After a 2-1 loss in overtime to the Brooks Bandits on Wednesday afternoon, the Yorkton Terriers are sitting in a three way tie for first in the round robin of the Western Canada Cup in what is as expected a very tight tournament.

As part of Football Night in Saskatchewan the Yorkton Minor Football program initiated a new program called "Getting in the Game" designed to allow special needs kids the opportunity to experience what it is like to be on a minor sports team, providi

Every marriage involves a certain amount of risk, but marriages that involve the sponsorship of a non-citizen pose a risk of a different kind - the potential of marriage fraud.

Late run off causes fish kill

After going into an opening weekend of the Western Canada Cup where many were concerned about the quick turnaround the Yorkton Terriers were facing in playing the Nanaimo Clippers and Steinbach Pistons in a under 24 hour span, Jeremy Johnson and Tyle

Day one of the Western Canada Cup is officially over and the Terriers can relax for a couple of hours as they have accomplished half of their opening weekend mission with a 4-3 come from behind win over the Nanaimo Clippers.

One down. One to go. That is the status of the Terriers opening weekend as they beat the Nanaimo Clippers 4-3 in a game that very well could have went the other way if not for the heroic efforts of Jeremy Johnson and Devon McMullen.

The wait is over, today will mark the start of the last stop before the 2013 Royal Bank Cup as four teams who proved that they were the best in their province join the Nanaimo Clippers in the quest to be the two teams left standing to get the chance

To the Editor: To date Habitat Yorkton has constructed three homes for families to purchase that have impacted 11 children's lives, children who otherwise would have lived in substandard housing.

To the Editor: I would like to extend a bouquet to the investigative reporters at the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) for exposing the extent of tax avoidance and evasion in Canada.