Yorkton News Review - Archive

The province of Saskatchewan now allows for three-wheeled vehicles to be operated on its streets and highways.

The Yorkton Photography Guild Photos of the Week provided by Bob Christopher and Todd Schick. Interested in learning more about the guild? Visit the Facebook page.

To the Editor: Some of us aren’t enthusiastic about assisted dying. Although, in the case of the Senate, we will happily make an exception and assist.

Size is a relative thing. To a flea, an ant is big. To an ant, we are big. To us, an elephant is big. The largest thing we normally have any interaction with is the Earth.

In terms of sport this is one of my favourite times of year. I am a diehard Canadian Football League fan. It is my league, in my country, and I watch as many games as possible over the course of the season (love the DVR for that).

It’s official. It is now summer which means the end of another school year and the start of summer vacation.

Ants are synonymous with picnics and pants. And for some, that list also includes their yard, where they may have invaded the lawn, garden and patio/driveway/sidewalk. Despite their reputation, ants have a good side.

A temporary access road is being built around Parkland College’s Trades and Technology Centre as part of the City of Yorkton’s Dracup Avenue North Reconstruction Project. The City says the project will enter its final phase on Wednesday, June 22.

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.

People relocate for various reasons. Many relocate for professional opportunities, while others relocate to pursue their educations.