Yorkton News Review - Archive

Without our rich heritage, what would we be? The Government of Saskatchewan has proclaimed this week - February 3-9 - as Archives Week in the province.

Johnson, MacAuley continue to shine in Terriers final month

It's a new partnership filled with plenty of opportunity.

RCMP in Weyburn are requesting the public's assistance in locating the following adult male: Kenneth G. KORVEN 44 years old, from Weyburn, SK. RCMP advise Mr. Korven was last seen in the city of Weyburn on Friday afternoon, February 1st at 4:00 p.m.

It was a long anticipated week for the Yorkton Sherring Gold Pee Wee AA Terriers.

So long, penny. The one cent coin is disappearing from the lives of Canadians, just as it has already disappeared from the lives of Australians.

Year three of the York City Classic is in the books as both Yorkton schools built some confidence at their home tournament with strong weekends in different ways.

Nine athletes from the Yorkton Legion Track Club attended the annual Sled Dogs Track & Field Meet in Saskatoon. Athletes from all over Western Canada attended the meet ranging from ages of ten years old to athletes in university.

To the Editor: A recent study from the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives shows that Canada's best-paid 50 CEOs breezed through the end of the recession with earnings 235 times higher than the average Canadian income earner in 1991.

Why can't people just be people - black, brown, white, no matter the ethnicity - whatever...