Yorkton News Review - Archive

With the logjam for the bottom half of the SMAAAHL's playoff spots creating high intensity meetings every week, the Harvest were spared no rest as they headed to Moose Jaw to take on the Generals in two crucial afternoon meetings on the weekend.

To the Editor: One must be absolutely cynical or completely daft to take as partners in helping the poor of the third world the Canadian mining companies exploiting their resources.

A wild and up and down weekend was on display as the Midget AA Terriers hosted regular season action on Friday and Saturday.

Obey the laws or pay the price. Law enforcement has extended the December traffic safety blitz for the holiday season.

To the Editor: We all know the old adage: 'Actions speak louder than words'. There is no more appropriate statement when you look at how this government continues to treat our Veterans and their families.

Christmas time is here again, and with it comes Christmas shopping. There is a certain irony in Christmas being a celebration of commerce, considering it's celebrating the birth of a man who once told his followers to give up their possessions.

While more women are surviving breast cancer, some treatments can cause side effects that can last for their entire lives. One of these is lymphedema, and now patients with the condition can get treatment in Yorkton.

The Yorkton Storm Swim Club had a banner weekend recently as eleven Storm Swim Club athletes took part in the "Fall Freeze Out Meet" in Regina.

December is finally here which means the holiday spirit is finally supposed to be upon us, but this weekend lacked any of the holiday cheer we should have been accustomed to as tragedy struck the sports world with an unfortunate tragedy that hit Kans

A November turnaround gave the Harvest new life heading into their first action of December as they sat just two points out of eighth place with the Swift Current Legionnaires heading to the FAA for a battle between the ninth place Harvest and the ei