Yorkton News Review - Archive

The province's innovative and globally competitive manufacturing sector and the businesses comprising it are the focus of Saskatchewan Manufacturing Week, held November 26-30. In 2011, the value of Saskatchewan's manufacturing shipments was $12.

Develop a strategy for tax loss selling now to reap dividends later. Tax loss selling typically occurs in the first half of December and often results in bumpy markets.

After a lengthy run of being one of the 4A division's peskiest underdogs, the run and gun Saints are headed back to the 3A category and in addition to the new division the Saints will also likely have a new playing style.

Justin Bieber was booed at the Grey Cup, something which probably could have been predicted from the moment he was announced as half-time entertainment.

Whatever steps we can take to streamline and speed up the process has got to be a good thing.

To the Editor: The Communist Party of Canada condemns the barbaric Israeli aggression against Gaza, which has already killed 100 people including 23 children, and inflicted yet another serious blow to the infrastructure and economy.

To the Editor: The Green Party of Saskatchewan (GPS) is encouraging the Saskatchewan Party Government not to privatize the Information Services Corporation of Saskatchewan (ISC). Privatization is not the way to make the Crowns more accountable.

A great thing about sports is the potential they have to do good things in a community.

The Terriers rough start to the month of November is now an afterthought after a bounce back weekend in goal from Kale Thomson.

Seven points in five games is the statistic that has given the Yorkton Harvest's season new life as the team has gone from battling to just staying out of dead last to chasing the final SMAAHL playoff spots in what is shaping up to be an intense race