Yorkton News Review - Archive

The recent and tragic death of a 58 year-old farmer in the region has highlighted the need to be cautious around grain bins, and look at ways farmers can prevent risks while working.

After a week of celebration after winning its first SJHL title since 2006 it is now time for the Terriers to get back to work all over again as they look to advance to the Royal Bank Cup in Summerside, PEI.

A year of successes and triumphs ended for the Yorkton Minor Hockey program on Thursday night as the YMH teams, players, coaches, refs, and volunteers were honored for their hard work and dedication to the city with their annual awards banquet held a

Saskatchewan's Government Relations Minister Jim Reiter officially proclaimed April 14 to 20 as Emergency Telecommunicators Week to recognize the professionals who provide emergency 9-1-1 and dispatch assistance to people throughout Saskatchewan.

Local artist Jeann Spilak has a new show at the Godfrey Dean, and it's both quite large and very small. Pocketful of Miracles features over 350 miniature paintings.

Education Minister Russ Marchuk and Federation of Saskatchewan Indian Nations (FSIN) Fourth Vice Chief Simon Bird have received the final report from the Joint Task Force on Improving Education and Employment Outcomes for First Nations and Métis Peop

Yorkton has great potential, says John Law. He also says his experiences as CEO of the Global Transportation Hub Authority can provide the city with a few lessons on how to capitalize on that potential.

To the Editor: Justin Trudeau has just been elected Leader of the Liberal Party of Canada. The process to select him attracted the democratic participation of more Canadians than any political party ever has.

There has been a new scam that has been occurring in Saskatchewan and the RCMP's F Division Economic Crime Program would like to inform the public and advise them on how to better protect themselves from falling victim to this new scam.

Monday was a weird day for me.