Yorkton News Review - Archive

The Saints bid for first place in the East Central 9 Man Football division came to an abrupt halt on Thursday afternoon as the Foam Lake Panthers put together a dominant performance at Sacred Heart.

To the Editor: Someone, please! Tell Dan Albas what to think. Westbank First Nations (WFN) plans to open a private hospital, but the rookie MP for the area, Okanagan-Coquihalla, doesn't know what his opinion should be.

The Parkland College recently awarded $39,500 in entrance scholarships to 33 students from across east-central Saskatchewan at a special awards ceremony held in Yorkton.

We can all think of a senior who has made a difference in our lives. They are mentors, teachers, grandparents and loved ones. They are volunteers and role models.

In a season of firsts it was only fitting that the Yorkton Atom Gridders made another Yorkton Minor Football first on Sunday afternoon at Century Field.

The minimum wage in Saskatchewan will increase to $10.00 per hour on December 1, 2012, an increase from the current minimum wage of $9.50 per hour.

Since it has been coming up a great deal recently, in a variety of locations, for many different reasons, I suppose it's time to declare that I do not like NIMBYs.

September ended with Culture Days, which saw different groups in the city celebrate culture through a variety of events and activities.

It was a night to remember and a night to forget for the YRHS Raiders football team on Friday night when they hosted the Moose Jaw Central Cyclones in their second annual Friday Night Lights game at Century Field.

It approved at a recent city council meeting and now it can be seen Yorkton city streets. Sponsored by the Yorkton Business Improvement District, Crosswalk Art is here and it's designed to raise awareness of pedestrian and traffic safety issues.