Yorkton News Review - Archive

As I contemplate, but stop myself, from buying a new television, I have begun to think about brand loyalty. The idea that you can be completely loyal to one company, whether large or small, when buying the products you use in daily life.

The Yorkton Photography Guild Photos of the Week provided by Ron Erickson and Christopher Smith. Interested in learning more about the guild? Visit the Facebook page.

The planet Mercury transited the Sun’s face a couple of days ago, but because of the Review’s publication deadline, too late for me to actually see it before writing about it.

To the Editor: Being an indigenous person in Canada is too often a dangerous reality. But it doesn’t have to be this way. The tragic reality is that the health of Canada’s indigenous people lags substantially behind other Canadians.

As a growing fan of rugby, and yes I would rather watch it than just about any other sport at present, one thing that was missing was a pro league in North America, with of course a team in Canada to really get behind.

A selection of tough, long-lived perennials – great for your first perennial border I remember my first perennial border. I had bought two packets of seed in late winter.

The Last Mountain Bird Observatory (LMBO), located in Last Mountain Regional Park, 15km West of Govan opens on May 9th for the spring season.

The Electronic Products Recycling Association Saskatchewan (EPRA Saskatchewan) along with the Saskatchewan Roughriders and SARCAN Recycling, have partnered together for season two of the now award-winning Takeback to Touchdown promotion.

After 18 years, Brayden Ottenbreit Close Cuts for Cancer has developed a new partnership for cancer research and local cancer initiatives.