Yorkton News Review - Archive

It was the perfect weekend for fans of guns and collectibles in the area as the Yorkton Gun and Hobby Show opened again for another year. The show was packed with 53 booths and displays for people to browse.

The Office québécois de la langue française, more commonly known as Quebec's language police, has often been a source of mockery.

One of the advantages of a show like the Yorkton Gun and Hobby Show is the ability to see things that you might not be able to see every day, whether it's rare collectibles or premium firearms.

To the Editor: Canada lost a genuine character last week with the passing of the Honourable Eugene Whelan. It was my good fortune to know Gene for a good portion of his time in federal politics.

At this time of year investors think about taxes so it's not surprising to see several flow-through share offerings on the market.

There are a number of novelty consumables that consistently reappear in the marketplace during the days leading up to March 17th. These will most undoubtedly include items such as green tinted beverages like beer and milkshakes for example.

To the Editor: SGI's proposed 73 per cent hike in insurance costs for Saskatchewan motorcycle owners looks like an act of punishment.

Submitted by Colin & Laura Aberle, Owners Aberle's Furnace & Air Duct Cleaning When many people thing about furnace cleaning they think of the old adage "If it isn't broke why fix it?" Unfortunately, this way of thinking can be costly both financiall

Last week the feel good story of Olympian Oscar Pistorius took the darkest of turns in South Africa.

At the end of November Jeff Odgers and the Yorkton Harvest had two wins after the SMAAAHL's second month and were battling just to stay out of last place in what many were thinking was going to be a write off year despite slight flashes of talent her