Yorkton News Review - Archive

Les Arnelien, Area Manager for TD Canada Trust has announced a $12,000 donation to The Health Foundation's Education and Scholarship Program.

The MLB playoffs are well underway and lost in the craziness that was the Wild Card games and the two to four games a day stretch that has been the National and American League Divisional Series is the end of the road for one of the games classiest a

To the Editor: Most people don't give a lot of thought to what it takes for them to get to their destination every day. Restrict their ability to travel freely and it's a different story.

After their heartbreaking loss at Friday Night Lights to Moose Jaw Central, the YRHS Raiders football team bounced back with two straight 40 point performances on offense in wins over Swift Current and Estevan to improve their record to 5-1 and lock

To the Editor: Peter Lougheed was given a full state funeral, the first ever for a former Alberta premier. The big capitalist media universally praised him. Prime Minister Stephen Harper called Lougheed a visionary and patriot.

Bruce Croxon talks business

In their last regular season and home game of the year the Pee Wee Yorkton Gridders lost a hard fought game 22-15 to close out their RMF season heading into their bowl game this weekend.

The Godfrey Dean Art Gallery is celebrating its tenth anniversary, and for the next few months it's looking back.

In Alaska, there is a town with a cat for a mayor. The feline ascended to power as a protest against the mayor at the time, and just sort of stayed there.

The Canadian Association of Fire Chiefs (CAFC) along with fire departments and primary and pre-school teachers across the country, have introduced a new tool to help kids and families be better prepared in case of fire: cute and fuzzy bunny rabbits.