Yorkton News Review - Archive

Yorkton groups get $98,408

East Central School Division high school football action was on display at the Sacred Heart High School field as the Saints hosted the rival Melville Composite High School Cobras in an after school tilt.

Forty-one individuals from across Saskatchewan - including one from Yorkton, were honored recently with a special award.

After a 0-4 start to their Regina minor Football season the YRHS Jr. Raiders continued their bounce back in the second half of the season with a sixty point performance over Weyburn.

Saskatchewan New Democrats have formally launched the campaign to choose the party's next Leader, a campaign which includes a schedule of all-candidates' forums in every region of the province - including Yorkton.

In previous columns I have suggested on a number of occasions that one should try their hand at making fresh pasta instead of always relying on purchasing it dry from a bag or box. Congratulations to you if you took my advice.

A country can't exist without people, and to celebrate Canada's 150th birthday in 2017, photographer Tim Van Horn has embarked on a project to bring together as many people as he can.

On September 26, 2012, an important vote will take place in the House of Commons on a Private Members Motion that, if passed, would require Parliament to form a committee to study the point at which a baby becomes a human being.

After a long summer and a month long preseason, it was time to finally drop the puck Friday night as the Yorkton Terriers hosted the Weyburn Red Wings in their first game of the SJHL season.

It's a three day initiative that hopefully spurs year round thought. September 28-30 is Culture Days in Yorkton and across Canada and the community is encouraged to venture out to get involved.