Yorkton News Review - Archive

New regulations now require salespersons to tell buyers more information when it comes to buying a vehicle. For example, if the car has been in a crash or has hidden damage the dealer must tell the buyer before the purchase is made.

At the Godfrey Dean Art Gallery: Landscape & Memory, June 5-24, 2016. Over 50 people, ages 7 to 96, entered our 2016 local artists exhibition! Nail art and sculpture, tattoo designs and portraits, two Eiffel Towers and 3 fabric artists.

The Community Airport Partnership (CAP) program will see $700,000 flow out to small airports across the province for upgrades and maintenance.

The Health Foundation and TD Canada Trust have been supporting the education of health professionals in the area for the past 16 years with the annual Education Awards.

It’s Parks and Recreation Month in the City of Yorkton, so it makes sense to celebrate the city’s parks and the many things that people can do within them.

The Farrell Agencies Community Scholarship gives students a chance to prove their dedication to their communities and get $5,000 towards their future.

A love of sport starts young, and the Yorkton Cardinals have met to teach young kids about baseball and connect with the youth in the city. Team members were at St. Paul’s Elementary School to teach basic skills to students.

So, Canada has a new assisted dying law… sort of. It may, in fact, become one of those cases of a government trying to be everything to everybody and ending up being nothing to no one.