Yorkton News Review - Archive

Premier Brad Wall is inviting Saskatchewan residents to nominate a recipient for the seventh annual Council of the Federation (COF) Literacy Award.

The Yorkton Regional High School (YRHS) archery team competed at the 2012 National Archery in the Schools (NASP) Provincial Championships in Moose Jaw. Going into the shoot, the YRHS previously won three consecutive provincial titles.

Every so often, a constituent contacts my office to ask about a government-related rumour. "Is it true?" they usually begin. We are happy to seek out the truth. The latest story arrived in an email containing pictures of a spectacular glass building.

Submitted by Kathleen Morrell The history of the festival has been like a stream with its rocky rapids and smooth flow of deep shimmering waters. The 1960s saw the rocky times when attendance at screenings fell and the festival faced closure.

In today's wonderful world of cuisine, salt has evolved from being just another staple in our pantries to a myriad of choices with considerations based on texture, flavour, and health aspects.

Saturday Yorkton's hockey season was extended with a ball hockey tournament at the SIGN facility on Broadway St. West.

Yorkton gets $165,637

To the Editor: The Harper government is feeding the opposition every day with many unnecessary cuts to the civil service. Library and Archives Canada is just one example of where cuts will be harmful.

It's not something I would personally choose to wear, but if he's not hurting anyone, or really forcing his beliefs down anyone's throats, what then is the harm done? A Grade 12 student in Nova Scotia was recently suspended from his high school for s

A young gymnast from Saskatoon competing at the recent provincial championships in Yorkton has a connection with the city. Teague King, grandson of Ray and Karen Thies of Rokeby, and son of former Yorkton gymnast Tamara King (nee Thies).